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| Texan Crescent |
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| Bee and Texas Sage |
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| Mexican Yellow on Plumbago |
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| Zinnia |
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| Tobacco Hornworm on Vitex Tree |
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| Hubbard Silkmoth |
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| Unidentified Moth on Turpentine Flower |
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| Paperflower, Brittlebush Desert Marigold, Turpentine bush |
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| Dainty Sulphur |
Have a good day!
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Warm Autumn
So far this year autumn feels warmer than usual and I'm still seeing flowers, butterflies and moths. The first several images are from the garden and the last two are from natural desert areas.
You've actually captured the warmth!
ReplyDeleteDainty Sulphur is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHere already we got the cold and snow to the mountains ..
ReplyDeleteBright colors. I love the zinnia and the worm is very rare;))
Good Tuesdays.
Un beso.
Such sweet images. Same sweet autumn over here.
ReplyDeleteI am delighted with your photographs of butterflies !
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I am so surprised by all the butterflies that were out and about.
ReplyDeleteNever seen so many.
My sage bushes have been none stop blooming this year. Not that I am complaining.
cheers, parsnip
I like seeing these warm images. Here in Breckenridge, it's snowed the past 2 days. We have about 10" on the ground so far. No butterflies or flowers for me! Keep your photos coming!
ReplyDeleteOur autumns seem to get warmer every year.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous…I particularly love the contrast of the Mexican Yellow on Plumbago … Thanks for capturing what I can only watch from a distance. :-)
ReplyDeleteI saw a Dainty Sulphur recently but didn't know what it ws until someone ID'ed it for me. Don't you have flowers all summer long and even some butterflies? We do up here.
ReplyDeletelovely photos. Best wishes
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I love your collage of yellow blooms. It is amazing how late everything is staying around this year.
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