I have chosen to photograph one of my Monarch
Butterfly Chrysalis. I have been raising them for about 4 months
now. If you look closely you can see the wings inside the Chrysalis. I
hope you enjoy
I have chosen to photograph one of my Monarch
Butterfly Chrysalis. I have been raising them for about 4 months
now. If you look closely you can see the wings inside the Chrysalis. I
hope you enjoy
Beautiful image, wonderful idea for the theme!
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Thank you
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Great shot. It must be fun watching them slowly change and then have the reward of the final moment when a butterfly emerges!
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Thank you and yes it is really something to watch the different stages and then finally have the butterfly emerge and to release it.
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Very nice picture. Love the colors and the subject is something we don’t always see or appreciate.
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Wow – I’ve never seen that before and would probably never spot it. Thanks for sharing and teaching! The blue is very pretty.
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I just replaced my front garden with plants that attract butterflies and it is full of life. There might even be a few preparing to do this.
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I like your hidden from view. It makes me want to know what is inside that pupa
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LOVE this! – you got the little dots of gold at the bottom and the gold “zip” at the top perfectly! and perfectly hidden! …for about 5 years – each August we’d “raise” Monarchs, when it gets really black you’ll know they are about to pop – amazing that such a large butterfly can be so folded up in there – and so helpless for at least a couple of hours before it can fly, another great photo op! Its amazing.
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