I was at the neighbor's house the other day and he asked what kind of of butterfly this was. Needless to say, I started snapping.
Notice the polka dots on his body.
This last photo is not very good, but it is real hard to catch a Monarch with it's wings laid flat.
Ecobirder, I finally figured out to get the photos a tad bid larger. Still on this dialup, so I am still limited.
Notice the polka dots on his body.
This last photo is not very good, but it is real hard to catch a Monarch with it's wings laid flat.
Ecobirder, I finally figured out to get the photos a tad bid larger. Still on this dialup, so I am still limited.
4 comments:
You'll never believe I was just outside chasing a black or dark blue butterfly, usually I can get close to them, this one was just a jittering and fluttering everyone. He'll be back. Just saw 4 hummingbirds dive bombing each other!
I am planting zinnias next year!!! :)
Love this Monarch-it almost looks fake it's so perfect.
There are web sites to identify these others for you; it just take a long time to look at them all. Sorry I can't help any better than that.
I am glad that you were able to figure out how to get your pics bigger especially since the monarch shots are beautiful. It is amazing that you have such a great blog even though you are still on dial up.
Awesome pictures of the monarch. I can't catch them at all.
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