the neighborhood must call me the crazy old lady. They just didn't care to ask what I was doing out in the pouring down rain. They went on like they couldn't see me. Enlarge each photo to see the wonder of it all.
I had to kill the wasp
My back got real wet
This is a very slow birth .
This started around 9:00 and when the butterfly got up on the flower it was 12:23. There is no sun to dry it's wings so it took longer maybe.
I totally get it!!!! I am so glad you got to witness this birth.....we have some hanging on our porches!!!!!! I posted your grapefruit today, so you can see they are slowly turning yellow!!!!
I totally get it!!!! I am so glad you got to witness this birth.....we have some hanging on our porches!!!!!! I posted your grapefruit today, so you can see they are slowly turning yellow!!!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos! The butterfly is one lucky.... ummmm butterfly! LOL
ReplyDeletewonderful truly wonderful x
Oh how exciting to witness this! You and Bennie have a wonderful weekend Patsy.
ReplyDeleteWow, good for you, Patsy. You witnessed the Monarch's emergence from its cocoon! How wonderful. Thank you for sharing it all with the rest of us
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Hugs,
Renie
I love it that you used an umbrella to shelter the birth of the butterfly! Excellent photos!
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Carol
Congratulations on your butterfly baby! So nice of you to help it out!!!
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