our very first BLT with Bobby Appleseeds Home Grown Maters on Melba Thin Toasted Rye!
Can you see the butterfly? maybe its a moth, don't know, but it is bright yellow
If floated around over the pool and landed square on a leaf that looks just like him. the flower was between the lens and the butterfly/moth? another WOW moment
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Whatever it is, it's beautiful! And that BLT isn't half bad either. Can't wait for home grown tomatoes around here--if it'd just stop raining.
Best,
Bonnie
Ah, I can just taste those tomatoes... :)
Clever little fellow (or lady) that butterfly... I wonder how long it had to fly around looking for just the right spot to land?!
Both items are worthy of a second post. Bet that sandwich was delightful.
This is amazing!! I have to say I have NEVER seen a creature so well camoflauged, not even a chameleon. Wonder if those are the leaves they lay their eggs on? Do you know Melange? She should know. the first picture, I clicked several times till it was huge, and STILL did not see it! The sandwiches are making me drool!!!! And I must say you are a very good girl to use such thin bread, I would need TWO of those!
can't see what is it, yet awesome shot!
that sandwich looks so yummy!
now i'm hungry!!
betty
Well worth a second post! Awesome butterfly/moth and delicious-looking sandwich - my mouth is watering!
I wish I could have a bite of that BLT -- it looks delicious. The moth/butterfly looks great as well.
Your sandwich looks good enough to eat Ha Ha
Yum for the BLT, yes the green is neat looking also!
Double wow :)
I bet that BLT was delicious.
Very cool shot of the butterfly/moth. I can't believe how close in color it is to that leaf
That sandwich looked as good as a piece of chocolate to me!
And that was an unusual butterfly.
sandie
Oooooohhhhh it looks soooo good. Looks good enough to eat..
They can't make a bad BLT. Yum.
Sandra, hmmm not sure which is more appealing todfay - OK the BLT wins out this time.
WOW! I SAY WOW!!! On both of them! The sandwich looks delish and is my very favorite sandwich! The moth/butterfly is gorgeous too.
Better known as a BLT...
Oh boy I am coming over for lunch.
Save some of those juicy tomatoes.
This sandwich is killing me because I am on a diet and couldn't eat it even if I wanted to right now.
Oh gee, wonder if I could freeze mine?
The little round eye marking looks like it might be a variety of sulfur butterfly.
I have seen tiger swallowtail and black swallowtail and a small and very fast white butterfly but no sulfurs yet. I haven't seen any monarchs but they are here. Apparently, the word got around about our milkweed and they made a bee line for our yard. My milkweed had just started coming back up and I was looking yesterday and thought the leaves looked a little ragged. When I looked closer, there they were.... monarch caterpillars about a centimeter long.... I found 18 of them already. At this rate, I never will get any milkweed flowers.
Oh YUM...... That sammich looks so good.... I would 'wolf' that thing DOWN!!!!!!!
We've had horrible rains and storms today --but luckily for us, nothing severe (that I know of)... Lots of damage in TN..
Hugs,
Betsy
Yummy, the BLT looks delicious. I am so looking forward to some home grown maters.
No butterflies here yet so it's nice to see them. It could be a variety of sulfur but it looks a lot like a Least Skipper to me. It's the antenna that don't look quite right.
Can you beam me over one of those sammies??? Looks delish!
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