A group of butterflies is called a ... Multi-cache
Rusty410: Checked it out. Decided to archive the cache. The drought has made the butterfly location right out in the open and the place looks a complete mess due to uncaring campers. Maybe one day the butterflies might come back!!
A group of butterflies is called a ...
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A group of butterflies is called a ..... geocache!
Several times a year, we get 'groups' of butterflies congregating here. We can't count on them being there when you come, though, so here are some geocache butterflies.
Have moved final location to a place currently free from glass, etc. Still suggest sturdy shoes for walking through the area. Coordinates take you to a small cluster of trees where ten 'butterflies' (sorry, only nine now - one has 'flown' away) can be seen low on the tree trunks. Behind one butterfly is a plastic vial containing the coordinates of the cache. There is an area for parking not far from the butterflies or the cache. There are the usual small challenges of walking through vegetation to get to the clue/cache. Children should find it easy enough, but I suggest they be accompanied.
At time of placement, cache contained cache note, log sheet, pencil, sharpener, a butterfly hair clip for FTF and several small butterfly prizes. Though anyone can sign log for FTF, please allow first child (10 or younger) to find to have the FTF prize. Also, any child can take a butterfly item without having to leave a tradeable (until I run out) - older people are requested to leave a theme related item if they wish to trade.
And, there are least four words in the English language for a group of butterflies - WITHOUT LOOKING THEM UP can you put one of the collective nouns in your log entry?
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