Butterflies-small and large
Friends, the top image is a pearl crescent butterfly with a wing span of 1.25 inches, very small but the orange dot on the end of the club-shaped antennae is the defining mark. The bottom image is a swallowtail that is much larger as seen on a blue flag iris, all of them wild, wild, wild. til Tomorrow MJ
Posted on June 16, 2012, in Crex Meadows, Nature, photography and tagged butterfly, crescent, Crex Meadows, iris, mjspringett, pearl crescent, photography, postaday, swallowtail, wildflowers. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
MJ Springett 
mj this is great, i see mike is following you now, and i have reblogged your butterfly post so others can find you too!
thanks again christine, i love your blog and will investigate, reblogging, MJ
Reblogged this on dadirridreaming and commented:
after sharing mike’s macros photos with you i thought i should introduce you to MJSpringett, wildlife photographer
thanks christine, reblogging is a concept that i haven’t tried yet, but stay tuned, MJ
i have done it a few times, handy this week while i am not well, and gives me a chance to share some favourites with others 😀
Very nice captures, MJ. 🙂
thanks mike, i love your macro shots, and even some of the bugs, MJ
Your are having a great summer! Thanks for sharing with the rest of us.