What is the Big Butterfly Month?

Every year, September is celebrated as Big Butterfly Month. It is to honour diversity and encourage conservation efforts for the most well-known on the insect world - butterflies. The month is dedicated to recording butterfly counts and observing common species sighted in particular areas- close to your home or in a biodiversity hotspot.
So, why September? Rajat Joshi, the Pune District Co-ordinator, explains that it has to do with the weather patterns at that time of the year.
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[@fitbrohit]

Featuring on The Hindu 🤩🦋. Great work Rajat. I'll sure shoot and submit, contribute whenever I see a butterfly. 🦋

[@Studentme123v]

The big butterfly day 🦋 ( September )

[@BeautyofFlies]

🦋❤️🦋

[@dalecooper1114]

What's the music in the background?