Juniper Hairstreaks

. . . on Antelope Horns Milkweed.

[Harbie]

Their wings are so beautiful! Fav

[Marcy]

Interesting coloring on the insects. I like how you filled the frame with so much color.

[Lou Ann]

Oh these are beautiful, Gayle! The flowers and the gorgeous butterflies! Fav!

[gloria jones]

Wow...super capture

[Henri Russell]

So pretty.

[Milanie]

Their colors are really neat. Great focus.

[CC Folk]

The colors are lovely!!!

[Kerri Michaels]

very cool fav

[Valerie Chesney]

A gorgeous & colorful capture, butterflies & flowers. Big Fav

[Connie Little]

Wonderful capture. How lucky were you to see this.

[Debby Davies]

Such beautiful wings !!!!!!

[Dione Giorgio]

Fav. Excellent shot and great detail. The butterflies are very pretty.

[Lockarec]

Great capture! What is the flower they are on? They sure like it.

[Chris K]

very beautiful.

[Lee-Ann]

Stunning capture

[Faye Turner]

Wonderful capture!

[Margaret Brown]

Beautiful, fav

[Gayle]

@evalieutionspics In response to your question . . . the plant they are on is Antelope Horns Milkweed . . . here is a link to a photo I posted in my 'Extras' album with some information about the plant. I noticed the dozens of tiny butterflies on the plant and was curious to find out more about it: https://365project.org/gaylewood/extras/2017-04-01

[Catherine P]

Excellent close up

[Elizabeth]

Lovely close-up! Interesting markings on th butterfly wings.

[Tunia McClure]

They look spray-painted.

[Helen Jane]

Great capture. I like the colours of this butterfly and those two look wonderful lined up together.