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Wordless Wednesday: Red Admiral Butterfly

Red Admiral Butterfly Photo
"The butterfly is a flying flower,
The flower a tethered butterfly."

- Ponce Denis Écouchard Lebrun


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  1. So pretty! I've been seeing them lots so far this year :)

    Brandi

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  2. Beautiful capture. I was never sure what the proper name of the butterfly was. Thank you for telling us what it is.

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  3. Beautiful photo! Did you have swarms of the Red Admirals last week too?

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  4. Antonette - I didn't know their name, either, until the local newspaper wrote about them yesterday. Yes, Stacey - the migration was magical. There were dozens fluttering around me while I stood under that tree last Friday.

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  5. Wow! Such an amazing and beautiful picture! You captured it very well. I love the colors and composition. Definitely one that I would frame!

    Thanks for linking up and your comments again this week.

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  6. Beautiful :-)


    Thanks for stopping by :-)

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  7. So beautiful! I'd like to plant flowers that attract butterflies this year. I love this shot!

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  8. Beautiful butterfly, I love the tiny white flowers, too.

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  9. That is so pretty! Thanks for sharing and having the linky.

    Danielle @ Royalegacy

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  10. So beautiful! Wish we spotted more butterflies here

    Ai @ Sakura Haruka
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  11. Lovely picture! Another wordless was a growing butterfly...

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  12. Fantastic Photo ~ amazing butterfly ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^

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  13. i was trying to get a picture of one of those today for MY wordless wednesday, but i kept scaring it off :(

    beautiful!

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  14. Lovely shot. Looks like butterflies I have seen around here, not sure though. I also love the quote.

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  15. Gorgeous butterfly, beautiful shot!

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  16. It does seem that way. I went for a walk with my daughter and granddaughter to see a neighborhood butterfly which astoundingly had literally hundreds of butterflies fluttering around bushes with purple flowers, Like aircraft more kept flying in, hovering and landing to sip nectar.

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  17. I love that quote! Aren't butterflies/flutterbys so cool?

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  18. My oldest just learned about butterflies in school.

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  19. Lovely image, butterflies are so gorgeous and delicate x

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  20. I love butterflies! Beautiful photo!

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  21. I just saw one just like that a few minutes ago.

    Have a great WW!
    POSH

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  22. Beautiful butterfly!!! Happy Wordless Wednesday!!

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  23. Oh my gosh, what a beautiful butterfly! I love this picture!

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  24. I never thought of a butterfly that way, but it is a nice visual. Nice capture!

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  25. What a great photo of the butterfly! They are so hard to capture in pictures.

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  26. what a beautiful butterfly. Happy WW

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  27. Beautiful! I love butterflies.

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  28. Great shot!


    Catch My Words
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  29. What a wonderful shot! The little flowers are so sweet too. I loved the quote as well.

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