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I know there are lots of butterfly conservatories around. On many occasions I've passed signs for one in St. Martin, but this is the first one I've actually visited.
Not only did I get some wonderful photo ops for the beautiful and colorful butterflies, but the conservatory was filled with exotic birds and amazing tropical flora as well. Near the end of the day, most of the visitors left, and I enjoyed the opportunity to sit on a butterfly metal bench and meditate with the sounds of falling water in spectacular tropical surroundings.
So my travel "B" is for the Key West Butterfly Conservatory. Wonder what "C" will be?
7 comments:
I love butterflies and conservatories. How surprising that I put them both in my first novel.
What a lovely thought to be in Key West, among the butterflies ... a memory worth treasuring,
Thanks, Michael. I didn't intend for my Sat. post to come up this soon. When it did, I didn't know how to put it back without deleting everything. Oh well!
My family and I love going to the butterfly house at the Detroit Zoo. I'm sure it's nothing like your conservatory, but it is awe-inspiring.
Key West and butterflies? Heaven. On my last trip to Florida, I planned to travel down to the keys but didn't have time :( Maybe next time.
This sounds absolutely glorious. What a great post for B.
butterfly consercatories are great. I just worry about poeple touching the little lovelies
stopping by for the A to Z
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I have been wanting to do a butterfly house for years and keep putting it off. Must add that to my Must Do list.
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