Montreal: Biodome, Insectarium and Botanical Garden

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Insectarium Interior

Madison and the Butterflies

Macrodontia Cervicornis

More long-horned Beetles

Woodsy-looking Moths

Iridescent Moths

Tarantula

Madison handles a leaf-thing

A leaf insect

Preying Mantis

Mexican Redknee

Moth and Butterfly wall

Now finished with intricate insects, we headed outside into bright sunshine to tour the Botanical Gardens. The gardens are quite old -- founded in 1936, apparently, and have grown to quite a large size and to include a huge variety of themed gardens: Chinese, Japanese, First Nations, Alpine, Aquatic, Monestary, Perrenial, Toxic Plant, etc, etc. We only had time to focus on a few of the more major gardens. It would probably take a few days to completely explore the whole place!

Ice cream break

Chinese Gardens

Lotus field

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