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–Clouded Sulpher The city’s built form does not easily lend itself to habitats suitable many insects and we go to great lengths to keep ourselves and our homes bug free. Yet, insects also connect us with our natural space and its changing tides like the first butterflies of spring. Those same butterflies also connect usContinue readinghttp://spacing.ca/network/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2011/08/Clouded-Sulphur.Bob-Yukich.HP_._C1456.copy_3-300x224.jpg