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Sunflower and Company
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Uploaded: 09/08/17 1:07 AM GMT
Sunflower and Company
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While taking a picture of this sunflower, I was treated to a bonus as a yellow swallowtail butterfly decided to take a bit of nourishment. Kindly Enjoy!!!!! Wishing everyone at Caedes a great weekend, however, my thoughts and prayers are with the people in the path of hurricane Irma that is due to make landfall in Florida on Sunday. Hoping that it changes course during the next three days and takes a sharp right turn toward the ocean.
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::trixxie17
09/08/17 2:10 AM GMT
I agree with your sentiments Laura re the hurricane. How nice of the butterfly to photo-bomb your shot - well timed capture.
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. . . Earth laughs in flowers! Ralph Waldo Emerson
A very nice shot of the sunflower and guest Laura. Let us hope that the hurricane's path takes a curve without making a landfall on Florida.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
A splendid Foofy Friday image, Laura.
The swallowtail is the figuratively 'cherry on top of the cake'.
As you may know, the hurricane 'Irma' has struck the Caribbean. On the French/Dutch island Saint-Martin at least 9 people were killed up till now (by Friday morning LT, September 8th). There's a fear for more victims, because a proper communication with the island isn't still possible. I saw on our TV channels that the island was completely destroyed. An imaginable devastation!
'Irma' is now on its way to the USA (Florida) and will be expected in the morning hours of September 10th (LT). Its force will be reduced somewhat (to a grade 4 hurricane), but still very powerful.
When I say that the people living in the way of 'Irma' are in my thoughts and prayers, know for sure that this isn't a clich�!
Wish you a great weekend though, my friend.
The swallowtail is the figuratively 'cherry on top of the cake'.
As you may know, the hurricane 'Irma' has struck the Caribbean. On the French/Dutch island Saint-Martin at least 9 people were killed up till now (by Friday morning LT, September 8th). There's a fear for more victims, because a proper communication with the island isn't still possible. I saw on our TV channels that the island was completely destroyed. An imaginable devastation!
'Irma' is now on its way to the USA (Florida) and will be expected in the morning hours of September 10th (LT). Its force will be reduced somewhat (to a grade 4 hurricane), but still very powerful.
When I say that the people living in the way of 'Irma' are in my thoughts and prayers, know for sure that this isn't a clich�!
Wish you a great weekend though, my friend.
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I love the angle of this capture , and what a great bonus to have the butterfly photo bomb your image. I too hope the hurricane will change paths and veer right! Now their saying there are two more behind Erma! Mother nature knows no favorites! tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
Now that just brightened my day excellent work.
Rob
Rob
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The reason why the sun sets in the evening is because it wants to see the sunrise in the morning. I rise in the morning because I want to see them both. RvdB
What a radiantly cheerful photograph! You can't look at it and not smile. Really wonderful!!
Yes, the Atlantic seems enraged right now. With Harvey, Irma, and now Jose coming to life, all back-to-back. I think we are all holding our breath on Irma, Laura. My heart and prayers go out to everyone in its path and I am feeling frustration for all of those who are desperately trying to get out and can't or who are being subjected to horrific price gouging (by the airlines and such) in order to escape. I think they should make that illegal.
Yes, the Atlantic seems enraged right now. With Harvey, Irma, and now Jose coming to life, all back-to-back. I think we are all holding our breath on Irma, Laura. My heart and prayers go out to everyone in its path and I am feeling frustration for all of those who are desperately trying to get out and can't or who are being subjected to horrific price gouging (by the airlines and such) in order to escape. I think they should make that illegal.
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I agree with Lisa it sure does brightened a persons day. Brings a lot of sunshine to the day. Thanks!
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