<center>  Okay, so I only took care of one butterfly therefore, it may not be valid to say what that title above says but I was surprised at what I have experienced having a butterfly for a already more than a week in the house.  Who would have thought that.  </center>  

<center>  Since not many really view vlog posts unless it's human being featured in there, I've decided to play that same game we did before so yeah, you won't be reading much.</center> 


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<center>  These days, it takes a very long wait before our voting power gets recharged, did you notice?  Anyhow, I'd cast a 5% up to anyone who'd first answer those questions below.  EDIT : Please answer just one question and only answer those that are still highlighted.</center> 


[1.  Which of the  food I gave him did he touch first?  ]()
[2.Which food did he go nipping on to after crawling down his container?]()
[3.What does he do after eating?]()
[FILL IN THE BLANKS :  I'm starting to think Yellow is 4. blind     ... because 5. _________________. ]()
6. What did I buy Yellow just to get him to eat something more natural?
7. What time do I usually catch Yellow on a nipping mode?
8.  What's the deal with the nets on the ceiling on butterfly gardens, or so imho?

https://vimeo.com/262711863


<center> Yesterday was sunny compared today but since yesterday, Yellow seems different.  He only sat on the lavender flower all day. It was the same usual routine except for the answer for the 3rd question up there.</center> 


<center>  Today, he didn't nip on my pinkie at all.  He even groomed his face and just stayed in his container though I left it open.  I guess, he's nearing bidding goodbye so I didn't let it go flying outside becuase he'd be an easy prey to the birds in my garden.  </center>  

<center>  I thought butterflies only die because they've exhausted their wings enough but I may be wrong.  Yellow's wings look so young and perfect but he's showing signs of slowing down.  If that's the case, I guess, at least he's lived longer than had I let him fly outside and froze to death.  </center>  

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<center>  His life must have been short lived compared to us humans but Yellow has brought my husband and I so much happy gushing moments while he was here.  Lots of laughter and yes, am having a hard time processing the thought that he's sleeping again soon but this time around, he won't be waking up. Damn .. how nature could get you attached!  </center>  

<center>  ... but I guess, like everything else - he, too... shall come to pass.  For now, I'm  just enjoying him sitting on my shoulder atm.  BTW, did any of you know whether butterflies could really be trained like other animals you have for pets?</center>  



<center><sub>[This content's 100% mine. I took the pics and the vlogs  with my Samsung Galaxy A3, 2016.]() </sub></center>
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