Sucking up the nectar
Gorgeous
Smaller than a hummingbird
Swallowtail
Butterflies enjoying the butterfly bush
Smaller butterfly, brown, white and yellow.
Dainty moth
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We have so few butterflies it was a joy to see these. The sweet corn and the onion farmers are very hard on things because they spray so much.
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I’m lucky we don’t have major grain farmers around us then. We have three dairy farmers in the county and they raise corn but no major spraying except to kill the weeds.
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Lovely photos so pretty 🙂 I also posted about a butterfly today so we both got pretty visitors 🙂 I just love butterflies 🙂
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I read yours earlier this morning and would love to know what kind of butterflys those were. I don’t think I’ve seen them here.
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Me too I am still looking into it… They are unusual 🙂
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