The Queen butterfly. Mother natures own celebration:)
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Looks better than the one playing on over here in Europe!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW. These are gorgeous shots and I love the butterflies. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of a beautiful butterfly. They look so ephemeral and delicate - like fairies dancing among the flowers. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures and butterflies.
ReplyDeleteRohrerbot,
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos fitting for the Queen. Queens dancing in the air@!
These are lovely Chris, so pretty and delicate. Hope all is well with you, the weather is thoroughly miserable again here but the celebrations continue to brighten the dull days.
ReplyDeleteThese are pure delight! I've never seen a butterfly like that. To me, it appears they are doing a lovely summer dance.
ReplyDeleteWe have have them all over our gardens this time of year. They are known as the Queen butterfly....at first glance, they look like monarchs...So many butterflies here right now. It's amazing how the heat get the party started!
DeleteBeautiful shots, Chris! They look like they're celebrating. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, so many butterflies and you caught them, which more than I can say as I fiddle with the camera and watch them fly away.
ReplyDeletei've been fortunate to see a few of these here. they are gorgeous in their rich tones! :)
ReplyDeleteLove all the butterfly photos. This year there seems to be a super abundance of them in my gardens here along the shores of Lake Michigan in USA. They add lots to the garden. Jack
ReplyDeleteUwielbiam Cię za przyjemność oglądania tak wspaniałych zdjęć. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteI love you for the pleasure of watching these wonderful photos. Yours
are those real?!?!
ReplyDeletewow....gorgeous......
the gardener must be doing something right
Qué mariposas más bellas.. Bonitas imágenes.. Un saludo desde España..
ReplyDeleteGorgeous butterflies..... Loved the title since I watched some of the Queen's Jubilee on TV today and this past weekend. Quite a production!!!!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great time.
Betsy
They are very beautiful because of the pale plants around them. They are like fairies! I think they are Danaus species too like the monarchs. We have one Danaus species also in our yard sometimes. I wonder why yours are all there when there are no flowers, maybe depositing their eggs. But are those plants milkweed too?
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots. What a glorious-looking species!
ReplyDeletePerfect plant to take the photos of this butterfly. Really sets off the colors.
ReplyDeleteamazing & awesome queen shots!!!!
ReplyDeletelike paintings!! wow!