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Vladimir Nabokov once said that butterfly hunting was one of the most intense pleasures known to man. If you agree, go to Etobicoke’s Humber Bay Park East: it has several havens for native flora and fauna, including this butterfly playground. More than 100 types of native and ornamental plants were chosen for their ability to attract such local lepidoptera as mourning cloaks, red admirals and the wonderfully named American painted ladies. In spring and fall, migrating monarchs can be found snacking on milkweed.
- When:
- M–Su.
- How Much:
- free.
- Parking:
- limited free spots on-site along Marine Parade Dr., pay lots nearby.
- TTC access:
- 501 Queen streetcar west to Park Lawn Rd.
Location
- Humber Bay Park E., Lake Shore Blvd. W. (at Park Lawn Rd.)
- 416-392-5323
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