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Prairie and Waystations are Blooming

May 31, 2018

Take a walk through the Cherokee and Seneca Parks and you will see the flowers starting to bloom in the Prairies and Butterfly Waystations.

Prairies provide healthy habitat for birds and native pollinators, and a food source for some wildlife. Waystations are grown to attract all types of butterflies especially Monarch Butterflies. The Monarchs travel through the Louisville areas both directions of their migration.

See images below…Stars indicate the locations!

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