As you can see, this poor Monarch has a seriously damaged wing. Amazingly, it was still able to fly. I didn’t see it go very high, but it was able to flit from blossom to blossom without any apparent trouble.
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As you can see, this poor Monarch has a seriously damaged wing. Amazingly, it was still able to fly. I didn’t see it go very high, but it was able to flit from blossom to blossom without any apparent trouble.
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Poor butterfly, but beautiful portrait, Russell
Thanks, Lois. By this time of year, a lot of butterflies start to look a bit worse for wear. Last year, I posted a whole bunch of photos of buckeyes that looked pretty ragged.
Beautiful! I see many flying creatures with tattered wings. I think it is so sweet to see them carry on and provide joy and beauty to us humans 🧡 A reminder to keep living life and doing our thing 😊
Exactly! I had a cat that only had three legs. She was amazing and she taught me to be grateful for what I do have. Best wishes!
Awwww, that is super sweet!