sing like wildflowers

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13 responses to “Silent Sunday: 9-11-’22”

  1. shoreacres Avatar

    Those butterflies are gorgeous. I’ve never seen anything like them — different places, different species. The purple flower — porterweed — is familiar. Lots of people use it in butterfly gardens here.

    1. singlikewildflowers Avatar

      Thank you Linda! These butterflies are at the California Academy Science museum in the rainforest section. Butterflies just roam around there, although for humans it gets a bit hot and humid.
      Good to know that the purple flower is called porterweed. Nice.

      1. shoreacres Avatar

        The porterweed comes in coral, too — and maybe other colors.

      2. singlikewildflowers Avatar

        oh, that must be pretty too!!

  2. Everything Plant Avatar
    Everything Plant

    Gorgeous butterflies 🦋

  3. cindy knoke Avatar

    Beautiful!

    1. singlikewildflowers Avatar

      This rainforest has an amazing assortment of butterflies! It was mostly peaceful except for the loud piercing squawking from 2 blue parrots.

  4. heavenstobetty Avatar

    So beautiful 😍
    Love the CA academy of science!

  5. growingthroughsomething Avatar

    So beautiful! 🙂

    1. singlikewildflowers Avatar

      Thank you 😊

  6. Linda Schaub Avatar

    The butterflies are beautiful – I know they like nectar but didn’t know they liked to sip orange juice too. 🙂

    1. singlikewildflowers Avatar

      They like sweetness. When we raised butterflies, we put strawberry slices and blueberries for them to eat. Last time the orange slice was kind of old and yucky, but this time it was fresh and pretty. What a difference it makes for taking pictures.

      1. Linda Schaub Avatar

        I never knew that Esther. I thought I was making them happy with a puddling dish (sand and filled it with water so they had wet sand to sit and drink from).

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