BELINDA GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY

STOPS ALONG THE WAY

PAINTED LADY BUTTERFLIES (TWO PHOTOGRAPHS)

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A steep path through the woods led to an open field. We often stop by hoping to spot something interesting. It was late October and we hadn’t expected to see butterflies and especially not in the numbers we did that afternoon. I spotted one, then another, painted ladies were everywhere. It seems we were on their migration path last fall as they headed south. Luckily we were out that day and saw them too.

28 thoughts on “PAINTED LADY BUTTERFLIES (TWO PHOTOGRAPHS)

  1. Butterfly photos are my favourite! 🙂

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  2. Lovely! This brings back those warm days of early autumn, sigh.

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  3. Beautiful. I can smell the sunshine!

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  4. Love butterflies, frustrating to shoot. 🙂, nice shoots.

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  5. Great Lady shots! 🙂 They seem to be one of the more playful species; they like to chase each other back and forth and such…

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  6. Beautiful photos, Belinda. I’d never seen this butterfly until I moved out west, they sure are beautiful. I loved photographing them.

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  7. They are so pretty! We had tons of Painted Ladies in August.

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  8. Amazing photo, beautiful! ❤️

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  9. How very exciting to come across their migration path. Excellent photos, Belinda, of this beautiful butterfly.

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  10. It’s always a treat to find something unexpected like this. Beautiful captures of the ladies on clover.

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  11. Looks as if they are enjoying some red clover nectar.

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  12. You have captured them in beautiful detail, Belinda.

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  13. Love painted ladies! Some years in the UK we have a huge migration from Africa, they then stay and breed in massive numbers before heading south. Other years we have very few.

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  14. Beautiful images – and a creature we see here too. A 🙂

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