Sunday, April 27, 2008

Tiger Swallowtail and Iris


Eastern Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio glaucus)
Iris (of unknown parentage)




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11 comments:

  1. Anonymous6:51 AM, April 27, 2008

    I am looking forward to seeing the butterflies here this year.

    Due to the recent changes
    blogger has made to their word verification setting, and the number of tries it takes to get it right, I will no longer visit blogs that use the settings. It just wastes too much time.

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  2. AphotoAday9:07 AM, April 27, 2008

    --Man, what a shot... I've been looking for a shot like that -- you must have the patience of Job...

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  3. Tom9:51 AM, April 27, 2008

    Great Capture for sure

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  4. smilnsigh1:57 PM, April 27, 2008

    Hey, where did you run off to Marvin?

    No more of this galavanting off somewhere and leaving us. ,-)

    But thank you for switching to a butterfly. I'm not too into beetles.

    Yeah, wimp I am. -grin-

    Mari-Nanci
    Photos-City-Mine
    Smilnsigh

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  5. Lisa at Greenbow6:31 PM, April 27, 2008

    There weren't any swallowtails on my iris today. Just not fair.

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  6. Lilli & Nevada10:58 PM, April 27, 2008

    Great shot

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  7. Sandpiper (Lin)3:32 PM, April 28, 2008

    Gorgeous picture! I'm looking forward to the return of butterflies in Connecticut.

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  8. Lana Gramlich4:31 PM, April 30, 2008

    Awesome shot!

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  9. Lana Gramlich4:31 PM, April 30, 2008

    You've been holding out on me! Where (online) does one go to see your art/craft?

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  10. Texas Travelers7:20 PM, April 30, 2008

    Beautiful shot.
    Crystal clear.


    Troy

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  11. Marvin11:34 PM, April 30, 2008

    Naw, Lana, you just haven't been paying attention. :-)

    Treenware & Pottery

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