Blue Butterfly Bush
*Click on the pictures … Butterflies added below, caught fresh.
And of course a few butterflies. One finally stopped still long enough, a few minutes ago.
It’s the season once more and the flowers are blooming in a wave across the garden. Leading is the butterfly bush.
And quickly following is a migration of white butterflies, a host drifting, fluttering east. Stopping only momentarily to fuel up and rest at day’s end in a dark corner of the garden.
This remarkable dance of nature has been going on for days now and I have only seen it once before. Symbolic, I think.
The blue flower has had many other visitors already, that I know of, some of which pictured here.
For the pleasure of it. Keeping it as simple as …
© Mark Berkery ……. Click on those pictures for a closer look
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heartstopping!
Incredibly beautiful. I love the faces of bugs. I love that they live a life we will never be able to fathom. I always wonder if they see me as being alive, what they are thinking when they hover and look at me. They are so incredible and unique.
Thanks Rebecca. I don’t think they think like us. More instinctive, being what they are without reflection – minimal anyway, and can’t rule out the impossible. You are fathoming it, seeing the amazing in nature.
Lovely!
Thanks …
Gorgeous Mark….l love the fluffy beetle, my hair looks like this some days haha..
Thanks Karen. You must have a good head of hair then.
I always love to see a post by you in my email. It’s like Christmas morning.
Thanks Mary. Sweet of you to say.
Your images are a visual treat, as always, Mark. The complementary colors really make the insects pop. Amazing details!
Thanks Jane. Nature has its way …
Alright, Mr. Demille, I’m ready for my close-up. :) And, what a looker, indeed!
My brain is empty today … that’s nice. :-)
Now I need to go out and take a closer look at who is visiting our butterfly bush!!! Awesome photos, as usual.
If you stand still a few minutes you will probably see a world of form.
Thanks CT.
W.O.W….
Thanks Harry.