A few weeks back I made my way over to the Milwaukee Public Museum,
where they have a butterfly wing that you can stroll through.
There are a handful of species, but I unfortunately neglected to figure
out what was what, so now I have a whole mess of random butterfly
pictures. I might try and sort them at some point, but one of the big things they emphasized at the exhibit was that many butterfly species mimic other species as a defense mechanism, so I might just be out of luck! Gave me an excuse to use some close-up settings on the
camera though!
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Beuatiful array of colours. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletespectacular color on the butterflies!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful colors! We have the Butterfly House here in town and the kids and I love to go there to see all the butterflies -- so neat!
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting via Camera Critters and I'm a new follower as well. Do come visit me, I would enjoy it :-)
Lovely butterflies!
ReplyDeleteI hope you can visit mine too.
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