A Butterfly Invasion........ Pure Paradise !

 Clouds of red admiral butterflies .....           

                                                               from the South...

arrived  in Western NY in the last few weeks.......

They are everywhere!!

They seem to be having  great fun!!

But oops! Who is this party crasher?      

(Eastern Comma)

Can you see them all over the tree limbs?

 I counted 29!

May the wings of the butterfly kiss the sun
And find your shoulder to light on,
To bring you luck, happiness and riches
Today, tomorrow and beyond.

                                   an Irish Blessing

It is pure Paradise sharing in their celebration!!

And inspires to

give thanks to the Maker...

 Holy, holy, holy, is the LORD of hosts:

 the whole earth is full of his glory. 

                                                              Isaiah 6:3

Therefore if anyone is in Christ,     
he is a new creation;
the old things have passed away;
behold, new things have come.              
                                    2 Cor 5:17

 They makes me want to sketch

 

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Beloved, I wish above all thingsthat thou mayest prosperand be in health,even as thy soul prosperthat thou mayest prosper3 John 1:2   

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Butterflies get along famously with the Mousiekin Family

Sebastien was surprised to receive a Butterfly Kiss!!

 Watch area NEWS:

 

 http://www.wgrz.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=165690

Written by Pete Gallivan

BUFFALO, N.Y. - We have heard the stories of our mild winter and early spring bringing out an early invasion of ants, flies and bees. Well, now, a new airborne twist.

Over the weekend, a strong warm front blew in from the south, and with it, a large mass of Red Admiral Butterflies. Wayne Gall, Regional Entomologist for the New York State Department of Health, says that the last time he remembers this type of butterfly in Western New York was about 15 years ago.

The Red Admiral is a migratory butterfly that winters over. They're typically found to our south, but the combination of a mild spring around much of the country and the winds of the weekend warm front have given us a rare chance to see this species.

Gall says that the Red Admiral poses no threat to vegetation, the caterpillars don't even feed on garden variety plants.

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