Morning Glories and the Butterfly.
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- Dusty
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Morning Glories and the Butterfly.
Last week I was out anoung the morning glories in the back yard, and along cane this butterfly.
These are all camera JPEGS resized for the forum. EXIF retained. All shot with the 75-300 Macro on my A350.
I followed him a bit.
Two more in next post.
Dusty
These are all camera JPEGS resized for the forum. EXIF retained. All shot with the 75-300 Macro on my A350.
I followed him a bit.
Two more in next post.
Dusty
- Dusty
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Re: Morning Glories and the Butterfly.
Here's 2 more.
Last one.
Dusty
Last one.
Dusty
Re: Morning Glories and the Butterfly.
That butterfly really gets into his meal! Nice images.
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Re: Morning Glories and the Butterfly.
Pretty flowers there Dusty, and it's always sort of 'special' when a butterfly happens to be attracted while you're there with the camera handy....nice one.
Greg
Greg
Re: Morning Glories and the Butterfly.
Indeed very nice Dusty, thanks for sharing.
If it weren't for the two antennas visible only in a couple of the shots, I would say that your morning glories were on the verge of a new evolution of growing green crown petals from their central inner parts.
The butterfly's colour wing patterns can easily be taken as of a green growth.
By the way, you created a nice, tranquil-looking backyard with those morning glories taking over the fencing. Good work!
3,5 year-old still helping you around with the gardening?
Yildiz
If it weren't for the two antennas visible only in a couple of the shots, I would say that your morning glories were on the verge of a new evolution of growing green crown petals from their central inner parts.
By the way, you created a nice, tranquil-looking backyard with those morning glories taking over the fencing. Good work!
3,5 year-old still helping you around with the gardening?
Yildiz
- Dusty
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Re: Morning Glories and the Butterfly.
Thanks, everyone, for your comments.
Yes, Yildiz, my little ones still "help" me from time to time. Now my littlest one "helps" me whenever I carry her in the backpack. She just loves to pick leaves and see if they're tasty enough for an on-the-road salad!
Dusty
Yes, Yildiz, my little ones still "help" me from time to time. Now my littlest one "helps" me whenever I carry her in the backpack. She just loves to pick leaves and see if they're tasty enough for an on-the-road salad!
Dusty
Re: Morning Glories and the Butterfly.
Oh my sweet God! You really are having the time of your life with the kiddies, aren't you?!Dusty wrote:Thanks, everyone, for your comments.
Yes, Yildiz, my little ones still "help" me from time to time. Now my littlest one "helps" me whenever I carry her in the backpack. She just loves to pick leaves and see if they're tasty enough for an on-the-road salad!![]()
Dusty
Nothing like laughing the day off with young ones..
Yildiz
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