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Where Are They?
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Uploaded: 10/06/20 8:57 PM GMT
Where Are They?
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The monarch butterflies that is - the goldenrod is in full bloom and in previous years I have seen monarchs fueling up for their long journey to Mexico - I really haven't seen as many this summer/fall - their numbers do vary from year to year - I think the goldenrod looks lovely against the background of the historic Quaker Meeting House - Kindly Enjoy!!!
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::tigger3
10/06/20 11:17 PM GMT
I like your take on this one, and I know of people who do releases,and they had a great numbers of their release. tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
I agree Laura I didn't see nearly as many butterflies this year as last - lovely shot of the beautiful goldenrod.
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The Amen of nature is always a flower .... Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
Last year we raised 5 beautiful monarchs and happily sent them on their journey - looking forward to a new beginning in 2021.
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Laura, we don't have Monarch's on the other side of the big pond, but I think to see the same trend here when it comes to our European butterflies.
A couple of years ago, my (late wife's) garden was crowded with butterflies, so it was very easy to provide our Caedes-friends with a butterfly series, but this year I was able to count their number on the fingers of one hand.
Your goldenrod image is a good compensation for this lack. Very well done, 👍 !
Laura, we don't have Monarch's on the other side of the big pond, but I think to see the same trend here when it comes to our European butterflies.
A couple of years ago, my (late wife's) garden was crowded with butterflies, so it was very easy to provide our Caedes-friends with a butterfly series, but this year I was able to count their number on the fingers of one hand.
Your goldenrod image is a good compensation for this lack. Very well done, 👍 !
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Our country can only have one monarch at a time Laura. Just kidding, my weak attempt at a little humor for you.
It's been like that for years in my part of the world. Many people blame the pesticides currently being used.
Let's hope it is just a outlier and they will return.
Looking at your photo, they don't know what they are missing.
Beautiful photo.
It's been like that for years in my part of the world. Many people blame the pesticides currently being used.
Let's hope it is just a outlier and they will return.
Looking at your photo, they don't know what they are missing.
Beautiful photo.
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
There can be quite a few reasons for the absence of the monarchs Laura. Weather is one and pollution another. You are right about the goldenrod against that background.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
Beautiful capture here, we have seen more monarchs this year than usual. We have a lot of folks planting milkweed seeds these last two years, as that is one their favorites around this area.
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Nice shot of those Goldenrod's but boy am I allergic to them. I agree with you they do look nice against that home
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