Leonard watched Lizzie while the Zebra Long-wing laid eggs on the passion plant.
I almost called this post "Action On the backyard Fence"
Spring is Sprung.... baby lizards are on the way and lots of butterflies... woo hoo
MadSnapper, AKA Bloviator: "bloviate: to speak or write verbosely, typically not about anything important. Beau, owner of da Mama and Daddy.
I have never seen a Zebra-long wing....amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit Sandra....come again. I know I will. Janey
Beautiful, Sandra!
ReplyDeleteThat Zebra is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat Post. Fantastic photos. I love them all.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterfly. All that X-rated stuff going on in your back yard!!! Happy Spring!!!
ReplyDeleteAin't nature grand!!beautiful photos
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos. I like to chase lizards. I don't see to many but when I do, look out. And no, MOM does not have any of her metal art left. She says it was WAY back when she was in high school and she has no idea where any of it is any more. If it was recycled by now maybe it's a beer can.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
Oooh~ so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteAnd we've been seeing those little lizards everywhere around here... looking for a cool spot! :)
Great captures Sandra!
ReplyDeleteI'm still waiting for my butterflies to return.
Too cold yet. :(
xo Catherine
Gorgeous butterfly! And wonderful photos of it too.
ReplyDelete-chuckle- I think you should have gone with 'Action on the back yard fence'! :-))))) Call it like it is, say I!
ReplyDeleteHappy May!!!
"Auntie"
Mum is SO envious of all your wildlife. I think she really would like to move to Florida!! Deccy x
ReplyDeleteJust fabulous, I'm looking forward to seeing your lizard babies.
ReplyDeleteWoof! Woof! Soooo pretty and the clarity WOW! LOVE it! Golden Thanks for sharing. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
ReplyDeleteyay for happy lizards and beautiful longwings!
ReplyDeleteMad Snapper we call this post
ReplyDeleteExquisite!!! You surely capture the beauty of the butterfly...almost like it was posing for you!!
You should submit this picture to Birds and Blooms!!!
Seriously
Hugs Madi and the mom
Oh my gosh - she is beautiful!! Excellent photography once again.
ReplyDeleteAHHH...beautiful photos....beautiful butterfly!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! These photos belong in a magazine! Or on a wall.
ReplyDeleteI don't know much about butterflies. I've never seen one like this, it's so beautiful and unusual...great shots!
ReplyDeleteYour last two portraits of this butterfly are STUNNING!!!! Sharp and beautiful!!! WHY is it not called a zebra butterfly?
ReplyDeleteWow! That butterfly is gorgeous, love it! And you have all this in your garden? You are so blessed you know.
ReplyDeletelet me add my comments of how beautiful these pictures are. Of course we don't have that kind of butterfly around here,so that makes it extra special.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of a beautiful butterfly!!
ReplyDeleteOh My.... Love that Zebra Long-wing... Gorgeous butterfly (or is it some kind of moth)????? Absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Love that Zebra Long-wing. I would have gone with the "Action on the backyard Fence"
ReplyDeleteThis post is gorgeous! Love the green with the black background. :) We love our lizards and butterflies as well. The lizards have no shame. lol
ReplyDeleteExcellent shots of the butterfly. My Skye chases lizards all day long!!!
ReplyDeletewow! stunning ! really stunning!
ReplyDeletelove these. excellently composed macro shots, sharp and crisp.
i am wowed!!
happy spring!
ReplyDeleteAw, spring is here and love is in the air. I think I see a little spark in Leonard's eye.
ReplyDeleteThat Zebra butterfly is gorgeous. That is a beautiful shot!
There certainly is a lot of action at your backyard fence. Just remember that I thought this blog is rated 'family friendly'.
ReplyDeleteSpring finally came to our neck of the woods, too. Had some serious flooding all around a week or two ago...some roads were closed. Down south of us about 20-30 miles they had some trouble with levees.
ReplyDeleteLove the green anole, BUT the butterfly is spectacular. Never seen one like that.
ReplyDeleteSpring has sprung! I remember your lizards from last year. sandie
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