Wings of Paradise Butterfly Conservatory
Butterflies are one of nature’s most beautiful creatures. Starting out as caterpillars and going through an awesome transformation into a beautiful flying creature. In the Butterfly Conservatory In Cambridge, you can watch as 2000-3000 different species of butterflies flap around freely within a tropical environment similar to their native Costa Rican and Philippines homes. You can take in the scenery of waterfalls and a rainforest atomosphere as you walk through the exhibit.
This is also an enjoyable place for bird lovers to come and study the habits of over 12 exotic bird species that are also free to fly above in the Conservatory. With new additions being added to the Wings of Paradise exhibit, there is sure to be a favorite among them.
There is something here for all nature lovers. With over 80 species of tropical plants growing and thriving in this year round sanctuary, the colours and aromas will delight your senses and add to your memorable experience. And for those who love Bugs, there is even a selection of various types of insect species such as cockroaches, spiders, snails, and even a honeybee hive where you can watch the bees at work making that delicious honey.
It costs $6 for children and $10 for adults to visit this beautiful sanctuary. Open all year round except for Christmas and New Year’s, there is sure to be a time that will fit your family’s schedule.
You can book a special day for your family to celebrate Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, a Brunch with Santa, watch the bug olympics,learn about the Monarch and it’s habits, and many more special events.
You can enjoy a brunch with Santa and Mrs. Claus in the Paradise Cafe on December 12 & 13, 2009. With Seatings at 11am or 1pm you need to call ahead for reservations to be sure to grab a seat. Create a memory that your children will cherish for a lifetime. Visit their site today at http://wingsofparadise.com
You do not have much time to get your spot this year as the weekend of the 12th and 13th is coming up fast. Book today so you don’t miss out.
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