Staging New Hampshire

Thanks for sharing this beautiful picture today. Soon winter will be here

Harry:  Winter will be here all toooo soon!  Fall is my favorite time of year, and I look forward to enjoying that before the cold hits us.

Beautiful picture Sharon...........did Gidget and Idol get to see this when they were visiting?

Nice shot, I think in a few months we will be wishing we were back in the dog days of summer....

That is fantastic!

Nothing like the beauty of a Monarch Butterfly ;). Thanks for sharing.

Roger:  Thanks.  No, this wasn't taken recently.  I took it on a vacation in Maine a couple of years ago. 

Gerry:  For all the complaining I do about the heat, I complain more about the cold.  Luckily, we still have my favorite time of year yet to come, Fall.

Carol:  Thank you!

Janice:  They are beautiful!  Glad you enjoyed it.

Sharon, I have a butterfly bush in my backyard but I've never been lucky to make a perfect shot.

Anna:  Well I hope this picture inspires you to try again!

Sometimes pictures on Wednesdays look so perfect, and this is one of em!

Chris:  What a great compliment, thank you!

Hi Sharon, I am such a butterfly fan. They are for sure "master transformers". Great shot!

Barbara:  I forgot I had this picture, and came across it yesterday.  Just in time for Wordless Wednesday.  Glad you liked it.

I am always impressed with the complex yet simple beauty of this butterfly.  Nice picture.  I tried to vote for Zach's picture but I couldn't get the link to work.

Hi, Sharon. The designs on butterflies' wings never cease to leave me in AWE.

I was in Florida one year when the Monarchs were migrating to Mexico. The air was black with them; they were like a solid wall.

Dan:  I just clicked on the link and it took me right to Zack's picture.  I don't know why it didn't work for you, but I really appreciate that you tried.  Thanks!

Leslie:  That must have been awesome!  I would love to see so many in one place.  It had to be a very surreal experience.

I used to have thousands of them stop by my back yard when I lived in College Station, Texas, directly in the path of their migration to Mexico and back. I love them. They are so pretty when they flutter in the breeze.

Russel:  I don't have many here in my yard...I live in the woods and don't get much sun.  I get especially excited when I see them.

What a gorgeous photo Sharon!

Debra:  Thank you!