The Children's Butterfly Site is a comprehensive online resource dedicated to educating children about butterflies and moths. Originally developed by renowned lepidopterist Paul A. Opler, in collaboration with the Fort Collins Science Center, this project has received support from the U.

S. Geological Survey's National Biological Information Infrastructure Program. Today, the Children's Butterfly Site is managed by Metalmark Web and Data LLC, with funding support from advertisements and donations.

The site offers a wealth of information, including coloring pages, FAQs, life cycle details, photographs, stories, and teaching tools. Visitors can also access a search feature to find specific content. It's important to note that the site's photographs are copyrighted and not available for public or personal use.

Limited advertising is allowed to support the ongoing development of this resource. If you have any questions about butterflies or moths, the Frequently Asked Questions section is a great place to start. For general inquiries or feedback, you can reach out to the website's administrator, Kelly Lotts, via email.

Discover the fascinating world of butterflies and moths at The Children's Butterfly Site and contribute to the conservation efforts by visiting BAMONA (Butterflies and Moths of North America) for identification and observation assistance