I have a copper sheen tree in the back garden next to a purple butterfly plant.
Between the two, there are hundreds of bees that swarm them on any given summer day.
It's a wonderful sound.
I don't see many butterflies, mostly a single monarch here and there during the summer, but for the first time in three years, I actually had two different butterflies on the butterfly plant!
A red admiral and
a yellow admiral!
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Beautiful pics
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible duo in your garden Betty!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and such a wonderful experience being visited by those two splendid butterflies :D) xx
Hari OM
ReplyDeleteIf anything will bring the flutterbyes out it will be a blooming buddleia!!! YAM xx
Stunning summer photos <3
ReplyDeleteYellow Admiral is new to me.The red follow willow bloom here
ReplyDeletevery nice macro on butterflies
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the bees and butterflies, are you too far south for monarch butterflies?
ReplyDeleteWow - so beautiful (and warm!)
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly growing the right things that attract them Betty. Have a good week ahead.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is so lush and beautiful and having winged visitors is always a delight. Love your photos!
ReplyDeleteWOW! The photos are amazing!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday, Betty!
Oh, so beautiful, Betty!
ReplyDeleteI love all the butterfly flowers so much.
Have a lovely Sunday.
Susanna
I need to get a butterfly bush...my mom had one and it always had bees and butterflies...I wish I had one as big as yours.
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