Tuesday

Hanging Out in the Trees

This little guy was hanging out in the trees along one of my favorite trails. I used to think I could only find butterflies by looking down on the ground near the flowers. That is not the case at all. A LOT of them hang about in the trees. This one was quite high up but thankfully the 300mm lens was able to bring him a bit closer :)  

18 comments:

  1. Kerri,
    The RSP as it is called by some. It looks to be laying eggs, wild cherry is one of its host plants!

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  2. I really like the depth of field in the photo. Well done.

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  3. I always think of butterflies being low by the flowers too. I'll have to look up!

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  4. Another stunning shot, the color in this photograph is so vivid and alive. Beautiful!

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  5. You are so lucky Kerri to have so much beautiful nature close by! And of course ~ a good eye with a good camera ~ you help us enjoy it too! :)

    xo Catherine

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  6. Butterflies are here for only a moment in time. And yet, they manage to show themselves and thrill us to our very finger tips.

    Great photo.

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  7. I love sitting on my deck while watching the flutters fly by me. They go back and forth into the woods that surround my yard.

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  8. I've never seen a red-spotted purple in person, but I've always pined over them when I see pictures in books. I'm sure it was a lovely moment.

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  9. Lovely photo and butterfly. I will have to look for that one.

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  10. Not only do you get the most amazing subjects, you always have the prettiest background colours too.

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  11. Beautiful Kerri! The dof is alluring. :) I guess there are even some species that solely dwell in the canopy. Seems odd for butterflies to do!

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  12. You see such amazing beauty.

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  13. Up in the trees Hum, I need to begin looking UP.
    Thanks, and a great shot!
    B.

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