This one looked and acted like today was its first as a butterfly.
Whooper Swans at Lake Kussharo, Hokkaido
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Beautiful butterfly photos. I captured a mourning cloak resting on a hummer feeder the other day. I tried several times this morning to get the monarchs, but no success ... yet!
Thanks, Crafty. I think it's still a little too early for newly emerged Monarchs--I certainly haven't had any sit still long enough to even think of taking a photo.
Your Mourning Cloak is beautiful--I don't think I've ever seen one--but you may just just far enough south of me (and by the lake there) to see things we don't see up here.
As you say, I think there must have been more Red Admirals this year than in past years, becaise we saw a pair of them on our purple coneflowers in July and had never seen this butterfly before in our garden(we've lived in our house in Waterloo, ON for 5 years).
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