$20 for 4 General Admission Tickets to Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory (a $52 Value)

The first butter-fly museum was actually just a collection of glass rooms - housing angry chefs - who would fling butter madly about, screaming, "You want to see butter fly? HUH?" It was quite a spectacle, but after a while the intrigue died down, butter prices went up, and the museum went out of business. Perhaps it's time to experience a better butterfly museum with today's WagJag: $20 for 4 general admission tickets to Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory (a value of up to $52).

The Conservatory invites you to enter a lush tropical garden and walk amongst thousands of fluttering butterflies. At least 2,000 free-flying tropical butterflies and moths are on exhibit at any given time in the tropical Conservatory. The butterflies and moths originate from either Costa Rica or the Philippines and arrive weekly as pupae from butterfly farmers.

Butterfly farming is a sustainable form of agriculture and ensures that natural populations of wild butterflies and moths are not depleted. At the Conservatory's Emergence Window, visitors can watch as butterflies emerge from their chrysalides, dry their wings and prepare for their very first flight into the Conservatory. Some butterfly species are reared on site so that visitors can observe all four stages of metamorphosis: egg, caterpillar, pupa, and butterfly. The population of butterflies and moths consists of approximately 40 different species.

The butterflies aren't the only species at the Conservatory; there are also birds, plants and insects to observe. Click here for more details about the Conservatory's various exhibitions, such as Listen to the Night: Bats of Ontario, currently running until November 30 and their holiday feature Flight of White.

• Expires February 29, 2012
• Exchange your voucher for admission to conservatory; must use voucher in a single visit
• Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am - 5pm (last admission sold at 4pm)
• Not valid on February 20, 2012 for Family Day
• Check website for early closures due to Christmas parties
• Tax included, no cash value, no cash back