Caught live were a monarch butterfly who moved before I could get a better shot-
and a beautiful black & white hairy moth who smiled for the camera (you know WE love you better- Moth).
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Friday, October 08, 2010
Breaking Monarch: An Un-Common Moth
Nature is resplendent here at CSW headquarters this warm- sunny October afternoon.
Caught live were a monarch butterfly who moved before I could get a better shot-
and a beautiful black & white hairy moth who smiled for the camera (you know WE love you better- Moth).
Caught live were a monarch butterfly who moved before I could get a better shot-
and a beautiful black & white hairy moth who smiled for the camera (you know WE love you better- Moth).
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2 comments:
Groucho--
Nice shot! Never seen a "hairy moth" before. I think that thing would have scared me if I saw it without knowing what it was.
I've been trying to photograph the fat happy squirrels of South KC, but the buggers move too fast!
The Observer
First time I had seen one of those types of moths too- or noticed them.
Only squirrels I've tried to photogrpah in the past 10 years was a white one I'd seen running around.
That one must have moved to Lee's Summit or something as I haven't seen it arround for a few years...
Peace!
Groucho
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