Sudoku Puzzles

Love butterflies.

6.43 And that's a beautiful one - good shot!

Don't think i'm ready to do Hard yet...

Can anyone identify the butterfly? Ulysses?

Eastern-Tailed Blue?

No idea what butterfly it is Ian, but it's a pretty good shot.

Chris, I agree, it's a nice photo and they're not easy subjects.

Agree with Ian (and Chris). With butterflies you need a bit of luck and patience. One of the few shots I'm happy with was on a butterly basking on a flower. Too bad, it's only on print (10+ years ago) :-(

Lepidoptera azurius bottomus

8:15 -- and I haven't had my coffee yet! :-)

8.29

3:47 Maen! Beautiful butterfly!

maeN. 6.46. Excellent shot. Shaz, never give up n keep trying.

8:06 Maen, everyone! That is a lovely shot.

A sight to lift the spirits! We are housebound today by a snowstorm which has robed the area in white. A beautiful scene, but certainly not colorful. Thanks to the butterfly photographer!

13:22 but no real credit

What a pretty butterfly and a great close-up of it!

Try this "hard," SHAZ ... it's pretty easy and will build your confidence!

I do not know the type of butterfly but I chased this little fellow around the yard for over an hour to got this shot.

Devan/Columbia, I guess I asked for that.

And we're glad you did, Sue!

Good afternoon to all! Nioce picture of a lepidoptera azurius bottomus (flutterby)!

That's dedication Sue!

That's a great shot Sue.

It was worth the effort, Sue. Hope you were able to sit & get your breath afterwards & not have to rush off to finish the housework or some such boring duty!

Good shot Sue!
You chased this butterfly for over an hour. And if you'd try to give her the print of this picture it would take even longer

9.14

Nice shot!!! ♥

lovely close up shot.

Ah yes, the Blue-bottomed Butterfly. I remember it well.
See if I can "submit comment" without computer freezing again. Last time I couldn't even cold boot. Turned off tower -- nothing. Had to unplug! Okay, Gath, I'm trustin' ya ....

That time no probs.

9.42

Thank you Sue!!

5.19 great photo

Lovely shot, Sue! A quick check of Google Images suggests it's a Pipevine Swallowtail, Battus philenor. Sorry, am an ecologist and couldn't resist the challenge of identifying it. I found it on answers(dot)com.

Great photo, Sue! I don't see nearly as many butterflies as when I was a kid at my grandparents' house. They had an ecological haven for all sorts of flora and fauna in the middle of the Texas Panhandle. There were always butterflies, hummingbirds, birds of all kinds for that matter, and various woodland-type creatures to watch come and go.

Great shot Sue, worth the effort.

Don't know his name Ian, we haven't been introduced!
Excellent capture Sue.
Well done Robyn, that's good detective work.

This hard is definitely hard... took me so long to finish. Although, the photo is a repeat, nevertheless, butterflies are fascinating and worth a repeat.

8:45 Hi to all.