There are many butterflies in the garden.
This is a citrus butterfly which has been very accommodative in allowing its photos to be taken from various angles.
It takes several weeks for an egg to eventually become a butterfly but it survives only about 5 days in this beautiful state.
Beautiful! I love butterflies and very rarely am able to get a good shot. They are just always in a hurry! happy critter day!
ReplyDeleteYes, a friendly critter. :)
ReplyDeleteThat first one is like right out of a sci fi movie....huge butterfly collides head on in a duel of wits!!
ReplyDeleteIncredible.
My Critter blog this week is a photo of a laughing gull, AND I added a touching dog video -1.5 minutes long- of a dog that was blown away in a tornado only to CRAWL home 2 weeks later. It's a must see...the stamina and determination of animals.
Have a great weekend.
Here's my link to Camera Critters.
nice shots.
ReplyDeletemine is here : http://jidhujose.blogspot.com/2011/05/day-221-one-tusker.html
He looks like something out of a painting. Love the huge eyes :)
ReplyDeleteReally well done!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteIt is a pretty butterfly, love the coloring. Fantastic photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pattern, great shots!
ReplyDeleteYou don't very often get photos of butterflies straight on like your first photo, but its brilliant! Great set of photos.
ReplyDeleteThat is so gorgeous! It's a shame it doesn't live longer!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a wonderful macro you captured in pictures!
ReplyDeleteSoon it will be a long vacation in Sweden for me and Swedish flowers on Monday macro!
Have a nice day!
Gorgeous details of the butterfly wings.
ReplyDeleteHappy Macro Monday.
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos... particularly like the balance in the first photo.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterfly--beautiful photos. So sad that they are "here and gone" so quickly. Mickie :)
ReplyDeletewonderful macro, as usual.
ReplyDeleteloving your photography!
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