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Common Visitors
Today’s post features one of the most common butterflies that visit my rural Missouri butterfly garden, the Fritillary butterfly. Most of the time, when it’s sunny and warm outside, I can walk outside and see at least a couple of Fritillary butterflies busy soaking up the sun and seeking nectar from the plants in my […]
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Tags: 2017, behavior, Blog, butterfly garden, Cass County, Fritillary butterfly, insect, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, summer, wildflower
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It’s a Zoo Out There, Part 1
I was hoping to have some new images of dragonflies to post today, but I’ve not seen any around my rural Missouri butterfly garden over the past few days. I don’t know if the extremely hot temperatures are causing them to lay low, or I’ve just not been in the garden at the right time. […]
A Cautious Widow Skimmer
While touring a wonderful butterfly garden near Paola, Kansas last week, I found a somewhat wary Widow Skimmer (Libellula luctuosa) dragonfly, “hiding” behind a stem on the plant he was perched in: Moving slowly, I was able to move to my right to get an image from a slightly different angle: A short time later, […]
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Tags: 2017, behavior, Blog, butterfly garden, dragonfly, insect, Kansas, Lenora, nature, nature photography, photography, summer, Widow Skimmer
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