Karen Wertheimer Butterfly Habitat
At Honey Horn · Coastal Discovery Museum, Hilton Head Island
Inside the habitat. The screened garden path winds through nectar plants, butterflies on the wing around it. 11,161 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
Location: Honey Horn, Hilton Head Island
Category: Butterfly Habitat
Best For: Butterflies up close, late spring through fall
The Archive: 9 photos · 48,680 views on Google Maps
The Karen Wertheimer Butterfly Habitat is a screened garden on the Honey Horn grounds where native butterflies — gulf fritillaries, swallowtails and more — fly free among nectar plants. These frames come from September and October visits, peak season for the fritillaries. This photo has been viewed 11,161 times on Google Maps.
Key Takeaways
- 9 photos, shot in 2025 and 2026: 48,680 views on Google Maps and counting.
- The gulf fritillary is the star — orange, spotted, and everywhere in the fall.
- The habitat sits a short walk from the museum and the Camellia Garden.
9 photos: 48,680 views on Google Maps — and counting.
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