This afternoon, I managed to photograph a beautiful, beautiful
giant swallowtail (
Papilio cresphontes). At least, that's what I'm assuming it is, after studying our
Kaufman Field Guide to Butterflies of North America. It was sipping on our
Salvia coccinea and
lantana.



As I mentioned in an earlier post, dozens of
queens (
Danaus gilippus) visit our blue
mistflowers daily. They're just all so beautiful.

Hark, oh, my! This evening, I believe I shot a
MONARCH (
Danaus plexippus) on the butterfly bush!!
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