Scenes in summer

A butterfly (corrected) has a feed in a field of buttercups. (Photo by Don Waterhouse of New Sharon)

An anole (lizard) emerges from a barbecue. "Saw the great wildlife and flower pictures (posted on last Sunday's Bulldog). Here's one from Clearwater, Florida some folks might enjoy. Best wishes, all! - Arnold Churchill

Opposites attract! (Photo by Jim Knox of Wilton)

This osprey parent is vigilant in protecting its nestlings. (© jane naliboff photo)

5 Responses »

1. nanaof4

   June 24, 2012 • 11:23 am

   The first picture above by Don Waterhouse, is a Yellow Swallowtail butterfly.
2. Tim Davis

   June 24, 2012 • 4:26 pm

   Lovely pictures, but the butterfly is not a monarch. Looks like a yellow swallowtail - I'm sure some biologists will get on and give us the proper I.D.

   However,' a butterfly by any other name would still be as lovely' - with apologies to William Shakespeare

   Thanks for the summer shots.
   Tim
3. Brenda

   June 24, 2012 • 6:31 pm

   Love all these pics, thanks so much for sharing...
4. Sue and Les Brown

   June 25, 2012 • 2:43 pm

   I really like the one with the cat and chipmunk .
5. Jim Parker

   June 26, 2012 • 4:25 am

   Well, Sue and Les, you mean the soon-to-be-dead chipmunk?