I am afraid that it has been a really poor season for butterflies. We annoy the neighbours by having enormous amounts of buddleia in our front garden to help feed a wide variety. This year - all to no avail.If you really want to hack off an evolutionist, you must ask them to explain the evolutionary process whereby an egg becomes a caterpillar, then a pupa and then undergoes a metamorphosis into a butterfly or moth.
Believe me - the colour they go is worth a king's ransom. There is no logical sequence whereby this might have occurred via natural selection - just one more amongst myriads of unexplainables for the dedicated evolutionist to get his/her knickers in a twist about.
Source: "Inexplicable insect metamorphosis." by Daniel Devine.Creation magazine Volume 29, Number 3, Page 31.
Believe me - the colour they go is worth a king's ransom. There is no logical sequence whereby this might have occurred via natural selection - just one more amongst myriads of unexplainables for the dedicated evolutionist to get his/her knickers in a twist about.
Source: "Inexplicable insect metamorphosis." by Daniel Devine.Creation magazine Volume 29, Number 3, Page 31.
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