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The Carleton University annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway this weekend, and is open every day until Monday, October 12. The 10-day show features 1,300 butterflies that arrive in five separate shipments, representing 41 different species worldwide.
Opening hours are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (on the weekend, lines close at 3 p.m. due to volume) in the greenhouse of the Nesbitt Biology Building at the corner of University Drive and Raven Road. Admission is free, donations are welcome. Parking is available for visitors. Please see the parking map and refer to the rates.
For more information, check out the show’s web page.
In 2010, a butterfly landed on the nose of Christina Andersonat Carleton University’s butterfly days events.
Shira Schwartz, a 4th year science student, gets up close to an owl butterfly as the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University in the greenhouse of the Nesbitt Biology Building.
A tiger butterfly sits on a leaf as the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University in the greenhouse near the river. The show will last until Thanksgiving weekend
Shira Schwartz, a 4th year science student, manages to coax a Green Spotted Triangle butterfly onto her noseas the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University in the greenhouse near the Rideau River .
An owl butterfly sits on a leaf as the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University.
Lorrie Loewen from Glebe Report looks for a photo opportunity as the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University.
Thousands of butterflies will be set loose in the Carleton University greenhouse.
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Opening hours are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (on the weekend, lines close at 3 p.m. due to volume) in the greenhouse of the Nesbitt Biology Building at the corner of University Drive and Raven Road. Admission is free, donations are welcome. Parking is available for visitors. Please see the parking map and refer to the rates.
For more information, check out the show’s web page.
In 2010, a butterfly landed on the nose of Christina Andersonat Carleton University’s butterfly days events.
Shira Schwartz, a 4th year science student, gets up close to an owl butterfly as the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University in the greenhouse of the Nesbitt Biology Building.
A tiger butterfly sits on a leaf as the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University in the greenhouse near the river. The show will last until Thanksgiving weekend
Shira Schwartz, a 4th year science student, manages to coax a Green Spotted Triangle butterfly onto her noseas the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University in the greenhouse near the Rideau River .
An owl butterfly sits on a leaf as the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University.
Lorrie Loewen from Glebe Report looks for a photo opportunity as the annual Biology Butterfly Show gets underway at Carleton University.
Thousands of butterflies will be set loose in the Carleton University greenhouse.
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