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RBCN
Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network
Bring back the Birdwing Butterfly
A project of Wildlife Queensland
This website is no longer the official website of the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network. It was developed for the Richmond Birddwing Recovery Network. The author has continued to maintain it in recognition of the efforts of the many volunteers involved in the project and in the collection of the wild and planted vines and butterfly sightings.
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Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network - Bringing back the butterfly
 
The Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network is devoted to the conservation of this beautiful butterfly and the host vines and habitat that it requires for survival. Find out about the two vines that the larva of the Richmond Birdwing feeds on and the flowers that attract the adult butterflies. Here you will find a guide on how to plant and propagate the vines.
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Check the database for sightings and plants in your area.
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Links to Classroom and outside student activities (inactive).
Check the articles in the attractive and informative newsletters.
The frequently asked questions responds to many questions on the butterfly, the vine and the cultivation of the vine.
 
View or download sections of this book now out of print.
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Database Statistics
Wild Vines 1338
Planted Vines 9690
Butterflies since 2004 762