Allison and Katie's Butterflies Hatching
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2012
- Allison and Katie collect monarch butterfly eggs and raise them to butterflies. We caught four emerging from their chrysalises on video. I was recording with my iPad, which ran out of memory just as the last one was hatching.
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Wow, saw this in our local nature centers butterfly house. Never get tired of butterflies. I have plants that they love in my flowerbeds. I always leave a few milkweed around too.
This was the one and only time I witnessed it, but my daughter saw it quite a few times.
For anyone who sees this, please know that for health reasons, you shouldn't have this many chrysalides in one eclosing container. And the dark black bits that are hanging from a few chrysalides are the sloughed off skins of the caterpillar as it formed its chrysalis. It needs to be removed or it can cause problems for the butterfly forming or emerging. Just use a Qtip to nudge it gently off.
So happy to have found your place and subscribed! And now butterflies!
Wow, I don't usually get comments on this video. This was done way before I really started doing TH-cam seriously. It was one of the motivating factors in getting me started. I just put the video on TH-cam for somewhere to store it and was shocked a couple years later to see that it had a lot of views. I figured that if a video with no sound could do this well, then I had a chance of succeeding if I was actually trying.
I raised 149 a couple yrs ago… different batches so they were not overwhelming. The last batch was so fun and when the last one flew… it was sad… love butterflies 🦋
I love butterflies! I could watch that huge collection of those butterflies hatching from their chrysalises for hours!
I just wish there were videos featuring huge collections of other types of butterflies hatching too.
This was my daughter's hobby when she was in junior high and high school. I had never seen one come out, so she called me down to see some. I hit the jackpot that day.
That was amazing! Monarchs are beautiful. I remember when I was a kid in Iowa they would be on milkweed. 🦋
307 Wyoming 4E milkweed here too. My daughter would pick leaves every day to feed them.
That's exactly what my daughter did. She learned to recognize eggs on milkweeds. They're just little black specks.
Wow, just seen this video is 9 years old. You been doing this a while. Really cool to see the nest change and them pop out. Was fun to watch. Great video
I have only been seriously doing TH-cam for about three years. Before that I had some juggling stuff and some videos of my son unicycling. This was something I just caught on my iPad. My daughter raised these and called me down to the basement to see some coming out. We were talking back and forth as they came out, so I just deleted the audio. A few years later I noticed that it had a lot of views. I was shocked. That was one of the things that made me think it might actually be possible to have a TH-cam channel that people wanted to watch. I know this one is on a different topic than all my rock videos, but it still has one of the highest view counts of all my videos, so I just couldn't take it down.
Nature is amazing!
He was working in his lab late one night when his eyes beheld a beautiful sight,
Hello "Michigan".
Well it's late at night here anyway and this was a nice video to stumble upon.
You were/are a science teacher, right?....you don't need to answer that.
You know, you and your rock hound buddies should take over the world...you'll have competition...but it's "real people" people that would be so helpful during this time of uncertainty.
I was a math teacher for thirty years and just retired last year. My wife is a science teacher at the same school and is retiring this year.
My daughter used to raise monarchs with a friend. This video was just something I caught one day and decided to put on TH-cam. A couple years later, I was shocked to see that it had something like 60,000 views. It was this video that was part of my decision to start making TH-cam videos more seriously.
That was awesome! Thanks for recording your butterflies. I got to show the video to my 7 year old daughter!
Its an amazing hobby. I used to buy in the pupae and glue them to canes. Then as they hatch release them into the tropical house. Amazing to see the butterflies flying free and feeding on nectar plants
This was my daughter’s hobby. I just made a quick video once when she told me they were about to hatch. She had a lot of fun with them.
So beautiful. Love butterflies and never seen this before.
Those were my daughter's butterflies. She and her friend raised them for a few years when they were in junior high and high school. She's all grown up and married now.
very cool!
My daughter and her friend had been raising these for a few years, but I never saw one hatch. Allison called me to the basement one day because she thought some were getting close and I hit the jackpot!
some are then are clear and. do you see the one that has a thing hanging on it? i think the skin did not fall of. are all of them helthy? cocoon shells are green,and you can see the eyes of the cocoons.
Whoa thats awesome
Hey Rob, you mentioned these before when I thanked you for helping a wet Monarch to get out of the surf, Very cool! Beautiful little beasties, my favorite flying creature by far. I had the honor to be stationed at Fort Ord, CA in the early 80’s when many millions of Monarchs came through. The whole town of Monterrey kind of slowed down so as to not step on or run into them. Covered whole trees! I never knew you could raise them yourself. Are they like salmon and come back to where they emerged?
It must have looked like fall there when they were all over the trees.
I haven't noticed any coming back, at least not in large quantities. My daughter is grown and married now, so there haven't been any of these little guys in my basement for awhile.
@@MichiganRocks , it looked like late fall with a normally green Northern California tree all green then suddenly dark with their black, folded wings. Then a bus passes by, or a bird overhead, then boom, bright orange ball twice the size of the tree. One of the more amazing things I’ve seen.
@@berjo77 Sound awesome.
I had one of those green ,monarch ones today and kept it in my room and it hatched so we moved it out side and he's still there drying off his wings.
cute
This is cool. Tha ka for filming it for us. It's a sad day when I went through and watched everyone of your videos and finished... guess it's time to start over and really learn some more about rocks!
I think you get the award for watching the most videos of mine in the shortest period of time. Did you sleep during the past week at all?
I'll accept that award lol. Only TH-cam channel I've ever watch all their videos. I got about 6 hrs a night. I look forward to future work!
super perfect
how do you guys have thattt jmany and have them hatch at the same time
Whoa. How do you get a lot of them?
monarchs can lay over 100 eggs in less than 24 hours.
Janice Ele jh
Janice Ele grow milkweed.
are they allowed to have Monarchs in Michigan? =P
If they’re not supposed to be here, no one told the monarchs.
I believe the commenter was referring to "royalty" a joke on monarchs?
susan montana thanks. I’m a little slow I guess.
Wow! Nice show! You caught four at once!
hi a gain
Ollo
Almost four
Butterfly's... :)
Life is beautiful
I have a butterfly too it always go on my face
COOL!😛😛😜
Where did you find all of them, there's so many!
This was my daughter's project when she was in high school. She's now all grown up and married now. She is a teacher and her classroom is decorated with butterflies. Her friend showed her how to recognize monarch eggs. They're little black specks found on the underside of milkweed leaves. They also found small caterpillars, but I think the majority were collected as eggs. I think she raised over 100 that year.
WOW
AMAZING MOTHER NATURE. i share
they coming out!
I had a pet butterfly named Katie 2 years ago ;c
its drying its wings wich is green liquid
Omg
And know my butterfly is drying his wings
The better fly make time month 8 or month 2 month 5 pls ans
I have no idea what you’re asking. I know very little about raising butterflies. This was my daughter’s hobby when she was younger.
Which time this video sutting .month 8 ,9 ,10 pls ans
I don't know?!
Allison is my name!!!!
don't disturb their life plz
be human don't be selfish for ur joy
supper
thats cool
번데기도 예쁘고 나비도 아름답군요~~
My to butterfly hatch like this
this is your first video huh?
I had a channel here for a long time before I started doing rock stuff. It was mostly videos of my son riding his unicycle. When I decided to start doing rock videos, I moved everything off this channel except this video because it had a lot of views.
@@MichiganRocks whays your old channel?
I'm going to subscribe
@@daydbaysinger4572 th-cam.com/channels/maNi7dEelmUxSo5mk6L83Q.html
@@MichiganRocks subsrcibed
that's a lot
But can you please upload some more videos for your channel?
I hope your checking for O E if your are releasing Monarchs
I don’t know what that is. This video is really old. It’s something my daughter did when she was much younger. Feel free to explain more for other people watching this. I do not do anything with butterflies.
I need a lot of that its my project pl bring it at sm ville tayabas city pl pl pl ill subsrine you pls
It smell like you farted (farted)
its over i can not watch this guys byeeeee 😊😊😊👎👎👎👎👎👎👎