Instead of mowing our grass (er, clover),the moths and butterflies get to enjoy it a bit longer while the rain continues to fall.
You did well to capture the butterfly. When I try they flap away!
Oh yes!!! Don't mow that clover!!! Phullleeeeeze...Look at me up North. Hallucinating alligators or foxes, in fallen trees! Eeeek! -giggles-You have lovely clover blossoms. Keep them. Enjoy them. For me, even. :-)Mari-Nanci
Great picture, The butterfly is wonderful. We just mowed over ours.
I have an intense dislike for anyone that can get close enough to do that!Tomorrow, I plan to post a shot of a dragonfly I fluked just so I don't get entirely upstaged!Cheers!
Beautiful photo.
What a pretty photo!
Very nice Red-banded Hairstreak.I haven't seen any yet. Your springtime may be just a little ahead of ours here in Ft. Worth.Good find and great photo.I like your spider and story also.We bought a fig tree at the nursery yesterday and discovered a small house spider on it when we got home.Good lesson. Watch for hitchhikers.Troy and Martha in TexasPS: We turned the spider loose in the garden. I like most spiders.
Thanks, Texas Travelers, for identifying this spider for me!
Beautiful! You must have a really good camera. And a good eye, of course. :)
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You did well to capture the butterfly. When I try they flap away!
Oh yes!!! Don't mow that clover!!! Phullleeeeeze...
Look at me up North. Hallucinating alligators or foxes, in fallen trees! Eeeek! -giggles-
You have lovely clover blossoms. Keep them. Enjoy them. For me, even. :-)
Mari-Nanci
Great picture, The butterfly is wonderful. We just mowed over ours.
I have an intense dislike for anyone that can get close enough to do that!
Tomorrow, I plan to post a shot of a dragonfly I fluked just so I don't get entirely upstaged!
Cheers!
Beautiful photo.
What a pretty photo!
Very nice Red-banded Hairstreak.
I haven't seen any yet. Your springtime may be just a little ahead of ours here in Ft. Worth.
Good find and great photo.
I like your spider and story also.
We bought a fig tree at the nursery yesterday and discovered a small house spider on it when we got home.
Good lesson. Watch for hitchhikers.
Troy and Martha in Texas
PS: We turned the spider loose in the garden. I like most spiders.
Thanks, Texas Travelers, for identifying this spider for me!
Beautiful! You must have a really good camera. And a good eye, of course. :)
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