And here is a nice German Village fence:
This is also my contribution to Michelle's Nature Notes (#332).
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Loser's Lament
13 minutes ago
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Columbus Monarchy
My contribution to TexWiscGirl's Good Fences #81. Here's a couple more pictures of my first Monarch of the year:
And here is a nice German Village fence:
This is also my contribution to Michelle's Nature Notes (#332).
Mouse over pics for captions, and click them for larger versions.
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And here is a nice German Village fence:
This is also my contribution to Michelle's Nature Notes (#332).
Mouse over pics for captions, and click them for larger versions.
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The Tithonia is pretty great too.
Rgds,
Tengrain
nice! that's a great monarchy. :)
Great butterfly shots. How nice it picked a coordinating flower! Nice fence, too.
How pretty! I like the fence too.
Lovely captures of the butterfly.
Wow !! What a beautiful butterfly !!!!
Fantastic shots !!
Greetings
Its a beauty! Love the vibrant colors and the flowers through the railings are lovely! Great pics!
Do you suppose they know they're so BEAUTIFUL?
Beautiful butterfly and fences. Have a happy weekend!
Like a stained glass window.
I haven't seen one as yet, but look forward to that. We have an effort going to plant milkweed to attract them.
Congrats on that Monarch sighting, They are so pretty.
That's a really nice looking fence as well.
We have plenty of milkweed on the job. I've only seen one monarch so far, though. This is the migration season, I hope to see more fluttering southward.
We know the butterfly is beautiful.
But does the butterfly itself know?
Beautiful male... I wrote my NN post early as I am flat out with some kind of bug... Fall..... Lovely .... But always with a fall cold.... Michelle
Gorgeous Monarch, lovely images! Enjoy your new week ahead!
These are SO pretty!
Beautiful Monarch! Lucky you saw one!
It seems I haven't seen monarchs for years. Perhaps once we moved to North Carolina we moved out of their natural range. Or perhaps their numbers are declining. I do miss seeing them.
Nice shots.
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