At the risk of pulling away attention from Quality Contenttm by Professional Bloggerstm, I present: some flowers for your viewing pleasure.
Oh, and butterflies, there are butterflies there as well. And bees. I'm not sure of their effect on said content, but one has to be careful these days, it seems.
Olympus Stylus 1s, 100mm, ISO100, f5.6, 1/800s
Olympus Stylus 1s, 300mm, ISO100, f5.6, 1/500s
The butterflies in the photos are a small tortoiseshell (Aglais urticae) and a brimstone (Gonepteryx rhamni), respectively.
Thanks for watching!
That was great quality content, looks like a professional blogger is at work, I'm not so sure about the bees though, the butterflies are o.k. but bees I'm not quite sure if they add any value. Maybe you need to chase those away next time. lol
No.... just kidding. love the photos.
=D
@ocrdu ..amazing shot..looking beautiful yellow flowers:))
Thank you.
you welcome @ocrdu :))
Picture says it all !
Beautiful !
Upvoted and Resteemed !
Beautiful flowers! :)
Very beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Keep it up.
thanks for sharing
Great Snapshots @ocrdu i Liked it
upvoted...
Have NEVER seen a green butterfly before. Isn't nature so full of surprises? 🐋🐝🐋
It's a female brimstone, she looks almost like a leaf 8-). The male is yellow.
Lovely flowers has beautiful company!
Nice! That Brimstone butterfly looks like Quality Content to me. Wish I'd seen one when I was over that way.
The yellow jumps off the screen! Very nice
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It's worth spending time with your first photo. I kept seeing more insects. Finally, 11 insects just in the top photo - and 4 different species between the two photos. I wonder how many species would end up on that flowerhead over the course of a whole flowering season. That has got to be good stuff it's offering!