I completely understand the happiness a butterfly can bring. They are wonderful little creatures! Great photo - your butterfly shots always impress me.
Oh...Beautiful blog u have here! I saw that u commented on Jims blog Ohio bird and diversity after I tweeted it..so here I am now looking at your beautiful photos!
I discovered these recently, too. I never knew how small they were and wondered why other people saw blue butterflies and I never did! I have trouble getting an open wing shot. This is excellent!
So pretty Kerri, and no, I'd be just as enthralled. I am just catching up on all my feeds after a crazy week, and yours was the first blog I visited. I feel better already. :c)
Fantastic shot. Butterflies are like daisies and sunflowers they bring smiles to your face and make you think happy thoughts. Thanks for my happy thoughts today. Have a wonderful weekend.
Had to let you know. I had never seen a tiny little blue butterfly like this, but today at the garden store, I saw one on a flower. If I had not seen your post a few days earlier, I wonder if I would have noticed it?
Hi I am new here... I just stumbled across your blog! Wow... that butterfly is awesome! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteDonna Marie
I love these blue butterflies too. The light in this photo is exquisite!
ReplyDeleteNot surprising at all!
ReplyDeleteI completely understand the happiness a butterfly can bring. They are wonderful little creatures! Great photo - your butterfly shots always impress me.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great photo of that butterfly. I can never seem to get them to stop for a photo.
ReplyDeleteNever seen one of those before. I love taking pictures of butterflies. Got one posted today.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture as always!
kerri is tomorrow bench day????? i have been saving a bench photo.
ReplyDeleteI can understand your fascination with this butterfly.He sure is a good looking guy.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
You have the best luck with butterflies - even little ones!
ReplyDeleteLovely Kerri!
We don't have those in Chicago. Very pretty little guy!
ReplyDeleteOh...Beautiful blog u have here! I saw that u commented on Jims blog Ohio bird and diversity after I tweeted it..so here I am now looking at your beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteOnly they're closest friends call them bugs, so you're in! This is a delightful shot, Kerri.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning picture - it captures 'a moment in time' so beautifully!
ReplyDeleteIt's not crazy. It's love!
ReplyDeleteThe master of macros strikes again!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo, Kerri! I love these, too. We haven't had many butterflies here this year. Normally our yard is full of them.
ReplyDeleteI discovered these recently, too. I never knew how small they were and wondered why other people saw blue butterflies and I never did! I have trouble getting an open wing shot. This is excellent!
ReplyDeleteWhat an unsual butterfly; those subtle colours are very arrresting.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Kerri, and no, I'd be just as enthralled. I am just catching up on all my feeds after a crazy week, and yours was the first blog I visited. I feel better already. :c)
ReplyDeleteThis a stunning shot! Ive been trying to get a shot like this, but it's hard!! Great blog
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot. Butterflies are like daisies and sunflowers they bring smiles to your face and make you think happy thoughts. Thanks for my happy thoughts today. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteHad to let you know. I had never seen a tiny little blue butterfly like this, but today at the garden store, I saw one on a flower. If I had not seen your post a few days earlier, I wonder if I would have noticed it?
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