• 5 stars: 13 (87%)
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  • 3 stars: 2 (13%)
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Linda Lewis

Butterflies liked it.

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Alexis

Cute but didnt use

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Anonymous

Love the fruit feeder!

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Mindy Camacho

This was such a cute addition to the butterfly habitat. And it cradled the orange slice perfectly

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Joanna Gutierrez

It was simple, fun, interesting and most of all the kids enjoyed observing. The steps and kit were easy to follow. We had 9/10 turn into butterflies. We have done this for 2 years and will continue :)

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Linda

I was really impressed ! Things have changed sensewe first started raising buttflies.

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Lauri Hardy

Great!

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Karri

Perfect

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R.J.W.H.

Nice little accessory to help feed the butterflies.

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Anonymous

I loved this feeder. Placed watermelon on it and that did attract the butterflies to eat. The cottonballs with water and sugar worked very well.

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Calisse

Having the pleasure of watching the kids monitoring the caterpillars and watching them transform. Releasing the butterflies was absolutely amazing for the kids.

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Maricia G.
I bought this for my

I bought this for my grandson and he had so much fun with it. I have recommended to many people.

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colleen m.
Kit was good, went as

Kit was good, went as expected. Had great materials. A little price heavy for first time set up but good for reuse

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Amanda Z.
Only four of the five

Only four of the five caterpillars made cocoons, and only two of the four cocoons became flyable butterflies. One cocoon never opened, and the other cocoon created a butterfly that couldn’t fly.

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martha f.
Fun for all ages!

Fun for all ages!