Is this a moth or a butterfly?
How do you know?
}
Moths usually have plump bodies. Butterflies usually have thin bodies. Moths usually have antennae that look like small feathers. Butterflies usually have thin antennae with knobs on the end. Moths usually hold their wings flat while eating or resting. Butterflies usually hold their wings up while eating or resting.
There is always something exciting happening or being said about Nancy Larson® Science! Pictures and stories from events, news updates and articles from publications can be found here!
Read our great review in The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, LLC. Spring/Summer 2009 digital and print magazines!
Call 860-434-1045 where you will be referred to the appropriate person.
P.O. Box 688 • Old Lyme, CT 06371 • 860.434.1045
Created in the USA 
We are doing our part to be GREEN!
Videos on this site use Adobe Flash Player. Click here to get the latest version of Flash Player now.
Click here to view our Promise of Privacy.
Nancy Larson ©2007-2009. All Rights Reserved.
Nancy Larson, NL and design are registered trademarks of Nancy Larson. All other marks are the property of their respective owners and use of such marks is not intended to suggest sponsorship, affiliation or endorsement.