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| Alligator with Turtles |
On the lighter side, these butterflies have been enjoying the lantana out front.
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| Fritillary Butterfly |
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| Zebra Longwing |
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| Native to South and Central America Can be found in the panhandle of Florida and Northern Texas And in summer we find them here in Georgia |
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| Red Spotted Purple |
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| Tiger Swallowtail |
Feeding an alligator? I wouldn't be so crazy!
ReplyDeleteGosh, i don't think I've met an alligator before except when i see a play about Wendy and Peter, How wonderful about the butterflies, they are a dying species all of them over here and I have to remember to plant some of those swan plants to attract them.
ReplyDeleteAlligator...I don't think so!!
ReplyDeleteThe collection of butterflies is magnificent.
Gorgeous butterflies, the alligator I don't like so much!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason the Jaws theme is playing in my head....
ReplyDeleteGorgeous butterflies! I don't see that many varieties here - though I did catch a photo of a swallowtail this afternoon that looks just like yours. :)
Sue, Every time I see him the Beatle song Come Together goes through my mind:
ReplyDeleteHere comes old flat top he come groovin' up slowly,
He got joo joo eyeballs
How wonderful to have so much wildlife just outside your door. I loved the peeks at all the critters.
ReplyDeleteI think that I would stick to admiring the butterflies and let the turtles and alligator do their own thing. I am not very brave! xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures. I even love the alligator. I think I would keep him fed so that he didnt eat my poodles but I see the point. It would also be expensive to keep him happy and he would get very big. I would not worry so much about him as snakes. I can deal with the critters, not bugs and snakes and spiders. Love Savannah. I was there only once when my son was in the Marine Corps.
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I like your quote today. I have always wanted to see him speak
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