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Guests get up close to butterflies at Sydney Wildlife World
POSTED 20 Jul 2007 . BY
Sydney Wildlife World in New South Wales, Australia, has expanded its two-storey butterfly habitat, Flutterbys, to allow visitors to interact with the butterflies.

Guests can now walk through the heated tropical rainforest habitat to see Australian butterflies close up.

Kevin Bush, CEO of Sydney Attractions Group said: ”We are thrilled to make this special butterfly experience available for Sydney Wildlife World visitors.

“It will be an amazing insight into the world of tropical butterflies and their climate, which visitors will see, hear and feel in this multi-sensory experience.

“Our highest hope is to generate interest and encourage awareness about our threatened native butterflies so they are still here in generations to come." Details: www.sydneywildlifeworld.com.au

Photograph courtesy Sydney Wildlife World: Monarch Butterfly
 


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Guests get up close to butterflies at Sydney Wildlife World



Sydney Wildlife World in New South Wales, Australia, has expanded its two-storey butterfly habitat, Flutterbys, to allow visitors to interact with the butterflies.

Guests can now walk through the heated tropical rainforest habitat to see Australian butterflies close up.

Kevin Bush, CEO of Sydney Attractions Group said: ”We are thrilled to make this special butterfly experience available for Sydney Wildlife World visitors.

“It will be an amazing insight into the world of tropical butterflies and their climate, which visitors will see, hear and feel in this multi-sensory experience.

“Our highest hope is to generate interest and encourage awareness about our threatened native butterflies so they are still here in generations to come." Details: www.sydneywildlifeworld.com.au

Photograph courtesy Sydney Wildlife World: Monarch Butterfly


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