Food of a Monarch... a Monarch Butterfly that is.
Saturday, November 08, 2014
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That is interesting, so unusual.
ReplyDeleteIt captures the eye Andy. I like the composition. Are that not the butterflies coming from Mexico to travel a lot of miles?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove the coloring of this one! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI just went to see the Monarch Butterflies at the Desert Botanical Garden again earlier this week. That whole migration cycle is still a mystery to scientists.
ReplyDeleteIn the fall we have often seen huge flights of Monarchs heading south. There have been many fewer the last couple years, and I worry about their small winter habitat in Mexico which has been under development pressure. If that habitat disappears so will the Monarch.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI used to play with those when I was a child. Pretty shot!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully composed, Andy!
ReplyDeleteThat strikes me as a lonely scene, Andy!
ReplyDeleteI love that you went to Tip Top to get your uniforms. Wouldn't it be fun to go for a tour inside now?
I went to a butterfly place in Naples last year and learned that the monarch butterfly eats only one kind of plant. It is remarkable that they survive with such a limited food supply.
ReplyDeleteThe Panda Bear also have the same problem. The only eat bamboo.
DeleteAndy this is real nature busting out.We called them Milk Weeds. Great take as usual Andy.
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