Mexican Fritillary on Mahogany Milkweed — Butterflies In Love   3 comments

Three Mexican Fritillary Butterflies On Mahogany Milkweed.
 Now Four is Sharing the Blossoms with Ants.
 Can You Count the Ants?
 These images were captured on Mt. Lemmon, Arizona.
These Mexican Fritillary butterflies and ants love the  Mahogany Milkweed nectar. — Images by kenne

Butterflies in love

Courting the mountain milkweed

Drinking loves nectar

— kenne

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Posted July 7, 2012 by kenneturner in Information, Nature, Photography, Poetry

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3 responses to “Mexican Fritillary on Mahogany Milkweed — Butterflies In Love”

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  1. These photos turned out really nice.

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    Kristin
    July 7, 2012 at 2:16 pm

  2. Pingback: Three Butterflies And The Golden Drewdrop. « the unbearable lightness of being me.

  3. Reblogged this on Becoming is Superior to Being and commented:

    First Posted July 7, 2012, now ten years out — kenne

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    kenneturner
    July 6, 2022 at 1:20 pm

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