nature photography ( mainly birds) found in New Brunswick, Canada
Who needs flowers when you have a garden of lovely orange butterflies! Beautiful, Ann!
Orange on white is so wonderful - so summery.
Great shots! All of them would be lifers for me! :)Cheers, Klaus
Beautiful photos. Each one.
Once again I'm envious. Gorgeous photos.
Great pictures of butterflies and I understand about the warblers. We don't get that many passing through Florida at least inland.
Very impressive butterfly photos. They are absolutely lovely.
Hello Linda, I love butterflies and your photos are wonderful. I like the fact that you identify them as I like to learn their names. Thanks for educating me :)))
You do have a good assortment of butterflies, even if you have few Monarchs. Great photos.
Love the butterfly photos..I was excited to get a photo of a white admiral as I had not seen one yet in the yard..Michelle
Ohhhhh, how pretty these are! I wish I had such lovely visitors in my yard. :-(
An American Copper
A Silver-bordered Fritillary 
A faded, torn and tattered Northern Crescent
Who needs flowers when you have a garden of lovely orange butterflies! Beautiful, Ann!
ReplyDeleteOrange on white is so wonderful - so summery.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! All of them would be lifers for me! :)
ReplyDeleteCheers, Klaus
Beautiful photos. Each one.
ReplyDeleteOnce again I'm envious. Gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of butterflies and I understand about the warblers. We don't get that many passing through Florida at least inland.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive butterfly photos. They are absolutely lovely.
ReplyDeleteHello Linda, I love butterflies and your photos are wonderful. I like the fact that you identify them as I like to learn their names. Thanks for educating me :)))
ReplyDeleteYou do have a good assortment of butterflies, even if you have few Monarchs. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteLove the butterfly photos..I was excited to get a photo of a white admiral as I had not seen one yet in the yard..Michelle
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh, how pretty these are! I wish I had such lovely visitors in my yard. :-(
ReplyDelete