Thursday, 27 March 2014
How do butterflies feed?
They have a special tongue that goes in and gets nectar from flowers. The tongue looks like a straw but black.
By Poppy
They use their proboscis. The proboscis is their tongue. They suck nectar out of the flowers. They stick their proboscis in the flower and they curl there proboscis up after they have finished eating.
By Tainui
Butterflies go from flower to flower. Butterflies sip the nectar out of the flower.
Maia
Butterflies use their tongues to sip nectar from the flowers. The tongue is called the proboscis. The butterfly eats nectar from the flowers. Butterflies are delicate. The tongue looks like a straw.
By Melissa
The butterfly drinks the nectar with it's proboscis. By Summer
Labels:
Monarch Butterfly,
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wow Annabel and Maia, your butterfly pictures are gorgeous.. so colourful and pretty, just like real butterflies. Keep up the good work.. from Nichola (maia's mum)
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