Showing posts with label lantana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lantana. Show all posts

Monday, October 6, 2008

Butterflies

Butterflies migrate too. Here are some of the ones passing through our yard now.
Does anyone know which skipper this is? 2 pix of it.


My favorite butterfly--the zebra longwing


This clouded sulfur is reflecting the green from the surrounding leaves--she was really very bright yellow.

Gray hairstreak

Gulf fritillary



The blue/lavender flowers are all wild native ageratum and the yellow and red ones are lantana.

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Y is for Yellow

Who would ever think there were so many very bright yellow things in nature!!
Here are a few.

Probably the favorite of everyone--sunflower
Lotus blossom--this picture has won prizes in two contests and was published in the Jan/Feb 2008 South Carolina Wildlife Magazine

Prothonotary warbler announcing his territory at Beidler Forest

The center of a day lily

A sulphur butterfly on lantana

Seaweed on a North Topsail Island, NC, beach
The guts of a daisy

Yellow-throated warbler


Bumble bee on a ditch daisy

A yellow day lily

Two giraffes in a brilliant sunset in Botswana

Three ditch daisies

A pair of American goldfinches on a niger feeder


Bignonia blossom


Golden orb weaver

Only one more letter to go in the alphabet. I bet you can guess what the theme will be!

Please send any questions or comments to:

bwkrucke@gmail.com

Thanks.