Kerri, this is exquisite. You must spend hours getting all these fantastic shots. Thanks you for sharing them with us- your photography brightens my day.
Kerri, These are usually one of the first butterflies I see in the new year, have seen them in early January, but not until March this year. That Mourning Cloak is in pretty good shape considering it emerged in May or June of 2009!
I saw one butterfly a week ago when it was warm which kind of took me by surprise. Now we're back into the 40's and 50's so I doubt I'll see anymore for a while.
To me, every hour of the day and night is an unspeakably perfect miracle. 
Beautiful Kerri! I am playing catchup and have enjoyed seeing all your feathered friends. Esp. enjoyed the strawberry eating squirrel!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! I've yet to see any butterflies.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterfly shot. I haven't seen any butterflies yet this season, but I'm looking!
ReplyDeleteNice Kerri, really like the way you wrote that.Thought provoking.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous work! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Those shots are so hard to get!
ReplyDeleteKerri, this is exquisite.
ReplyDeleteYou must spend hours getting all these fantastic shots.
Thanks you for sharing them with us- your photography brightens my day.
Just got linked to yur site ia a Twitter tweet from @MariamMKobras Your photos are stunning!!!
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that is a wonderful photo of a beautiful butterfly!
ReplyDeleteKerri,
ReplyDeleteThese are usually one of the first butterflies I see in the new year, have seen them in early January, but not until March this year. That Mourning Cloak is in pretty good shape considering it emerged in May or June of 2009!
I actually think I can see pollen on its wings!
ReplyDeleteUnbelievably beautiful!!! I love him!
ReplyDeleteThe return of the Butterflies is a special time.Enjoy each moment.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Good for you Kerri! Such a pretty butterfly too!
ReplyDeleteI saw one butterfly a week ago when it was warm which kind of took me by surprise. Now we're back into the 40's and 50's so I doubt I'll see anymore for a while.
Wow! This is OUTSTANDING!!! Love this image!
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