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| Butterfly Bait better known as Dwarf Poinciana |
We have clouds of these guys right now, on all the flowers and they are laying eggs on the Passion Flower.
More Gulf Fritillary are On the Way.... can you see the look he gave me?
MadSnapper, AKA Bloviator: "bloviate: to speak or write verbosely, typically not about anything important. Quote in header by Emery Austin
Monday, July 8, 2013
Butterfly Bait
We have clouds of these guys right now, on all the flowers and they are laying eggs on the Passion Flower.
More Gulf Fritillary are On the Way.... can you see the look he gave me?
Impressive shots...Oklahoma butterflies are too quick or maybe I'm just too slow! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are superb! HA! you were peeping in where you should not be peeping.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. The butterfly in camouflaged among the flowers.
ReplyDeleteThe colors are amazing Sandra!! We are starting to see a lot of butterflies
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful shots...and your header shot is most awesome of all! It is just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI think he's saying, "Leave me be; go away!"
ReplyDeleteIncredible pics, Sandra. You know how I love butterflies!
ReplyDelete'clouds of butterflies' - how awesome!
ReplyDeleteHey there Lady. Didn't you ever hear of privacy?!? -gigggles-
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!!!!
Happy New Moon!
"Auntie"
The butterflies are every bit as beautiful as the flowers. You got some great macros.
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ReplyDeletewhat exquisite (that is my $5.00 word for the week) pictures. Mom loves butterflies these look like she could reach up and touch them too
Hugs madi and Mom in Awe
That poinciana is absolutely stunning! And so fun you got a butterfly too. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the butterflies but your Poinciana just fascinates me! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteGoodness, looks like you captured some "private" moments! LOL!
ReplyDeleteFlorida sure has gorgeous butterflies!
ReplyDeleteThat was so beautiful and wonderful. How did you catch those big bug eyes looking at you!? Phew. sandie
ReplyDeletePretty macro images....the plant is what we call a Mexican Bird of Paradise.
ReplyDeleteThese are stupendous and I am stupefied! You got so many just perfect macros! Now to see the baby eggs which will be caterpillars. You will have the whole life cycle in your yard...oh, I see Anni is commenting.
ReplyDeletevery pretty. I've never been able to get a picture of a butterfly unless it's a dead one. None of them ever sit still long enough for me :)
ReplyDeleteFlowers with roots and flowers with wings, both kinds are favorites of mine. Well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterflies but I think he's telling you they want a little privacy. I love those Poinciana blooms.
ReplyDeleteA bit snoopy with that camera...Sandra??
ReplyDeleteLove the shots and all the color you captured.
We don't see many butterflies around here. I miss them.
I would love to have clouds of butterfly;s around me...lucky you :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra, Love your butterflies. You have so many beautiful ones ---and lots of good flowers for them to eat!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
WOW!!!! These photos are amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the new header! I always feel as if I am leafing through one of those fancy coffee table books of nature pics when I visit you. I would expect to see these in the National Geographic! Is that around anymore? I used them a lot back in my homeschooling days!
Wow!! How beautiful and cool!!! I have never seen two butterflies like this before. :)
ReplyDeleteI need to take photos of your grandflowers. :)
Oh wow! You really have some beautiful butterflies there! I envy those awesome macros, too! Beautiful shots!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great shots of the butterflies, love them! they have so nice colours and patterns.
ReplyDeleteJust so beautiful. Your photos are outstanding.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see you stop by.
I love butterflies and your pictures of awesome!
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