Monday, March 17, 2014

Butterfly Wonderland


I made another trip to Butterfly Wonderland on Friday.  That is were I found Nemo (see yesterday's post).  It was a very busy place this time with bus loads of school children on field trips.  I managed to get a few new pictures to share.  The Paper Kite butterfly pictured above and a small glass-winged butterfly pictured below.


The GREEN here is my way of saying Happy St. Patrick's Day!

19 comments:

  1. Such delicate creatures, wonderful shots!

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  2. Wonderful second shot. I have never seen a butterfly with transparent wings!

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  3. /The translucent wings in your second photo are so remarkable that they overshadow the exquisite shadow.

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  4. I have never seen a glass wing butterfly. These pictures are so beautiful!

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  5. What a cool post and you even included a paean to St. Paddy's day! Love that glass wing flutterby!

    The photos are superb. Hope you didn't have to trample any little kids to get them. But I like soft colors and the depth of field - especially in the 2nd shot.

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  6. What wonderful butterflies ! And you captured them well !

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  7. Superb photos, watching at the green butterfly I thought the wings are transparent, are they?

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  8. Butterflies are so amazing. Beautiful captures!

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  9. I've never heard of a glass wing butterfly- beautiful, Sharon!

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  10. So incredible how it blends into the green in the second photo! Love your glimpses of nature.

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  11. Gorgeous, particularly that first one.

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  12. Beautiful, Sharon. I didn't see either of these in the butterfly house of the Naples Botanical Garden.

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  13. Beautiful butterflies, and you captured them perfectly.

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  14. Beautiful! Butterflies with transparent wings are amazing.

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  15. Both beautiful creatures Sharon, the patterns are exquisite.. Have not seen a butterfly with transparent wings before, amazing.

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