Wordless Wednesday: Winter Butterfly
Almost wordless: A rare spot of color in my snowy backyard.
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What a great shot. Perfect title, too!
Here’s my Wordless Wednesday!
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Pretty!! If it doesn’t warm up soon, I’m going to scream.
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Me too! I miss walking outside. And because of the ice and a bad knee I haven’t gone walking on the trails in three weeks.
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That iss o beautiful! really like it! 🙂
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Lovely, it made me smile!
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As someone who is immune to the attractive nature of nature (i.e. flora and fauna), I have to say that I’m blown away by this butterfly. I have never seen anything like it.
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Not real, but really fun!
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Whoops. It appears that I have shown my indoor nature. I thought it was real. No wonder it looked so incredible!
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Oh no! Butterflies can’t tolerate the cold. This one is glass and because my yard faces the south, the small amount of sun we have made it light up. Here’s a real butterfly. It was on a flower basket not too far from the glass one.
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Hi Leslie,
I always thought that butterflies couldn’t tolerate the cold, however it was only last week that on my to work, I stopped by the local coffee shop at about 8am and fluttering about inside the shop was a beautiful and very large red and black butterfly. As you can imagine, it was causing quite a stir with staff and customers alike, but to a man, none of us had the sense to photograph and dateline it!
Your glass butterfly is much more practical at this time of year and what a beautiful colour.
Yvonne
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Butterflies are cold-blooded creatures and need warm air to fly. That’s amazing that you saw one last week. Hopefully it stayed inside the coffee shop! And too bad about no photo – I’d have loved to see it.
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It’s pretty for sure but enough with the cold weather – ready for spring here.
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How pretty! I wish things would thaw soon though.
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