Worn Out

At least I know he must be. This is the first time all summer I've caught him landing - this clouded sulphur likes the cardinal flowers in the creek and stayed put quite a while. His opposite is in my other album. http://365project.org/milaniet/2013-extras/2014-09-12

[Myrna O'Hara]

I'm so glad you take these and can tell us what they are. well done. Bright colors too.

[Janiskay]

Beautiful beautiful capture. Fav

[Erika]

Just as beautiful.

[Karen]

Wonderful capture!

[Kerri Michaels]

great shot

[Milanie]

@sailingmusic Well, for a long time they were all tagged yellow butterfly or bug on my computer until I got the National Wildlife Field Guide to Insects and Spiders of North America. They haven't let me down too often.

[Kathie]

Great close up and colours. Caught him in action. fav

[Kate]

Beautiful colors! Love the butterflies!!

[*lynn]

wow, great details

[KWind]

Beautiful! Wonderful details captured.

[Catherine W.]

So pretty! Love this beautiful butterfly and the colors!!! Fav!

[Tammy]

So very pretty!

[sally agnew]

Stunning shot, what a beauty :)

[Dione Giorgio]

FAV. Excellent shot. Great colours and detail.

[Margaret Obey]

Great shot

[Nanci Hendrickson]

Awesome.

[Gerry]

stunning capture as always Fav

[Denise (lyndemc)]

You captured such detail in his face. He rather looks like a chameleon to me. (That might require some imagination to see. :) Beautiful picture, Milanie.

[Sandy]

Great close-up and detail in the wings.

[Rick Schies]

It looks like she had a rough season

[Vesna]

Fav!

[Poppo Livy]

And this one is brilliant too Milanie. Another fav

[Daisy Miller]

Gorgeous capture. A fav. It is good to see the difference between the clouded sulpher and the cloudless sulpher.

[Allison Maltese]

Beautiful color!!

[Susan]

Fantastic detail and great colour!