It is warm outside, 72 degrees.
The butterflies have emerged.
This is a female Cabbage White Butterfly.
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4 comments:
Oh my beautiful! Great capture! White!sigh..hugs NG
Dear Naturegirl,
Cabbage White was shopping my garden for cabbages or broccoli!
She is pretty. I was happy to get a photo of her. I love her shadow!
You will soon have butterflies too. The warm southerly breeze is coming your way.
Flutterbies for you,
Sherry
So beautiful and graceful. Looking forward to seeing our Monarch's.
Hi Deb,
The Monarchs are so fantasic! I remember last fall when the Monarchs migrated in and feed on the zinnias. I was in Monarch haven.
My Husband likes the Buckeyes; I have a fondness for the Swallowtails. Yet, I must admit, I love them all!
Hope all my butterfly friends come back this year.
Life is beautiful with all sorts of winged creatures.
Sherry, who often is found in the garden, with the butterflies.
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