some blossoms had more than their share hosting five or more( Click to enlarge to count the five!)
e of the tiny creatures. Some butterflies were in the meadow like this Northern Crescent
on this Brown -eyed Susan below.
One skipper hurrying to feed tangled itsproboscis over its antenna.
Among the thousands there were many picturesque sights.
Some as if crossing swords with their antennae
The sun was as the wind is to falling leaves inviting activity dispersing beauty about the meadowbeauty was everywhere!
Today is a sunny day , perhaps I'll return to the meadow again today.
Oh, how lovely! Such a lot of little butterflies, and skippers are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the first one on the daisy.
What a terrific post! Don't you love it when you find so many in one area? It's a party!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you. There was beauty everywhere. Helen
ReplyDeleteWhat a sight!To have so many Skippers and Butterflies in one place would be a photographers dream.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Terrific photos. They make me smile.
ReplyDeleteI just learned about skippers today..your shots are wonderful and so many on one plant!!! Great post ..
ReplyDeleteOh my! A meadow full of skippers and wldflowers - heaven!!
ReplyDeleteDeborah, this for sure was a magical fantasy setting, a wonderful place to be.
ReplyDeleteAnn
wow...I've never seen so many skippers at once! That northern crescent is a new one for me, too. All of them look so pretty on the flowers. I walked through a meadow today, but sure didn't see that many butterflies!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen more than one Skipper. You have shown so many. Love it!
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