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#butterfly

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MercuRea
I found I still had one more butterfly blank, the colour choice was difficult because I didn't have so many beads on that size left, so I painted it kinda mimicking the colours of opalite. These are the 5 I have left, would like to buy more if I can find them in stainless steel (these ones are zinc alloy)
https://mercurea-shop.com/shop/butterfly-necklace/
(Also on Vinted and Etsy)
#handmade #smallbusiness #whimsigoth #altfashion #madeineurope #butterfly
Hand painted butterfly necklace by MercuRea, light mint beads and medieval rosettes intertwined to create the chain and glass drop beads in the tail of the butterfly
Other colours available of the butterfly necklace by MercuRea shown from left up to bottom right, pink and rose, vibrant green and light pink, pink and orange, lilac and blue
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Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬

#Butterfly populations declining rapidly in #US with 22% disappearing in 2 decades
A comprehensive study found 22% of #butterflies in #UnitedStates disappeared between 2000 and 2020... The researchers behind the Science study used data from more than 12.6 million butterflies spanning 342 individual species, drawing from 76,000 surveys across 35 nationwide monitoring programs. Funded by the #USGS, the study was the first to integrate such a vast dataset, its authors said.
cbsnews.com/news/butterfly-pop

CBS News · Butterfly populations declining rapidly in U.S. with 22% disappearing in 2 decades, study findsBy Sarah Metz
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