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Asheville Butterfly Trail Station Dedication at Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary

Sun, Sep 28

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Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary

Join us Sunday, September 28 at 5pm to dedicate the Summer Azure station of the Asheville Butterfly Trail at the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary!

Asheville Butterfly Trail Station Dedication at Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary
Asheville Butterfly Trail Station Dedication at Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary

Time & Location

Sep 28, 2025, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary, 1056 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804, USA

About the event

Join us Sunday, September 28 at 5:00pm to dedicate the Asheville Butterfly Trail's fourth station, the tiny, fascinating Summer Azure.  it’s blue when it emerges in the spring but lavender if it emerges in the summer!
The Blue Ridge Audubon Chapter partnered with Bee City USA-Asheville to host this station to promote understanding of the critical role butterfly and moth caterpillars play in feeding baby birds. A single nest of chickadees requires an astounding 6000-9000 caterpillars to fledge! More butterflies = more birds! 
The Asheville Butterfly Trail is well on its way to installing at least ten stations around Buncombe County, each highlighting a different butterfly and encouraging visitors to plant the native plants they need to host their caterpillars.

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Blue Ridge Audubon is a chapter of the National Audubon Society, serving Buncombe, Henderson, and surrounding counties in western North Carolina.

Our mission is to protect birds and the places they depend on. We believe that a world in which birds thrive is a world that benefits all living things.

 

Our vision is a vibrant and just community where the protection of birds and our natural world is valued by everyone.

Blue Ridge Audubon Chapter

PO Box 18711

Asheville, NC 28814

blueridgeaudubon@gmail.com

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