There is no reason to try to describe this .. just beautiful.
~ Rick
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I have taken so many photos ofmonarch butterflies recently. Maybe I should just share them in a single post .. they are so beautiful. We should not see many more. It's time for them to depart and heat south.
~ Rick
The temperatures have dropped and we are seeing fewer butterflies. We photographed this Monarch Butterfly on a cool morning and didn't expect to see one. It was about 55°F. I hope we see a few more.
~ Rick
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I did not expect to get this photo. We were hiking on a 'butterfly walk' with a naturalist from the Miami County Parks District these two showed up. It's a Black Swallowtail and a Monarch butterfly. The monarch is slightly out of focus but this is one of my favorite photos of this season.
~ Rick
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I was getting a little concerned that we had not seen a Monarch butterfly yet this year. I may have seen one in our yard but was not able to get close enough to confirm it was not a viceroy. This was got me all excited. I love Monarch Butterflies.
~ Rick
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