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Riley Cline takes a closer look at a few butterflies Sunday at the Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Garden’s Butterfly Pavilion. The exhibit runs May 11 to June 28 and features butterflies native to California as well as caterpillars and cocooned butterflies at various stages of growth. The exhibit is enclosed and allows visitors to walk among the insects. / photo by Chelsea Knight
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