Nature never ceases to amaze one.
This Brimstone is hanging upside down by its feet on this tiny flower and feeding at the same time.
Sorry, I know its butterflies again, but after last year it is good to celebrate by posting a lot that can be observed and photographed this year.
HI Roy Yes you have to photograph when you have the butterflies and the catch to capture them. Great shots as usual. I noticed tht the last 2 posts of your did not have my comments on, I hope blogger is not stopping some comment as it is making my replies all disappear!!! Margaret
ReplyDeleteThanks Margaret, not seen the comments since the L Skipper.
DeleteMargaret, have discovered your comments in the spam section. Thanks.
Deleteje hebt hem toch maar mooi voor de lens gekregen meestal als ik mijn camera op ze richt zijn ze al verdwenen.
ReplyDeleteIk sloop op hem nic
DeleteNo need to apologise Roy, I personally love seeing your butterfly shots, especially these beautiful Brimstones :-) Keep them coming :-)
ReplyDeleteYou really nailed the last image.
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve.
DeleteHey Roy...Oh that first is a stunning shot, just gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I am insanely jealous of you and your hat full, I never tire of seeing them ; )!!
Grace
Thanks GG.
DeleteDon't apologise for the butterflies I'm relying on your pictures to see any this year or so it feels! Although I did see a speckled wood and a peacock or admiral (couldn't tell without my book and it flew off before I could get a pic) at home yesterday so things are improving!
ReplyDeleteThanks CT.
DeleteI think your butterfly photos are marvelous Roy, such beautiful flowers too.
ReplyDeleteDenise
An English Girl Rambles
Thanks Denise.
DeleteButterfleis are beautiful Roy, so don't apologise. I love to see them on your blog. The last picture is realy wonderful and sharp.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Marianne
Thanks Marianne.
ReplyDeleteThese Brimstone have amazing beautiful mapped. I realize that I actually agree butterflies to place :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Helma.
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