Yes, here is another Cabbage White Butterfly. I was surprised at how long she stayed motionless in the same spot. It was enough for me to get a decent photo.
~ Ricik
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I love Ironweed and love butterflies even more. This photos gets some of both making for a very interesting photo.
The Cabbage White photo is not nearly as cool as the contrast with the Ironweed.
~ Rick
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I don't know if you have ever attempted to photograph a Cabbage White butterfly, but it is really difficult. They just don't stop. This one did ... so you know what I did.
~ Rick
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Funny that when I was looking at this photo I missed the bee. I love it when I find more in a photo after I take the picture. That seems to happen more often than I would expect.
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I think I have taken more photos of the Cabbage White Butterfly this year than in the past. They normally don't stop long enough for a good photo, but this was another photo opprotunity. When you see them flying across your yard, you don't see the black markings. They are a very intense butterfly.
~ Rick