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Large Orange Sulphur (Phoebis argarithe: Pieridae ) Wingspan 5.7-7.0 cm (2.25-2.75 in) Off-white female. Nectaring Chinese abelia (Abelia chinensis: Caprifoliaceae).

Orange Sulphur (Colias eurytheme: Pieridae) Wingspan 3.8-6.4 cm (1.5-2.5 in) Nectaring largeseed forget-me-not.

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This lovely little guy was not too bothered about me being pretty close to him. I didn't see him at first as he was well camouflaged against the sand. Isle of Bute Scalpsie Bay on Saturday Morning.

This lovely little guy was not too bothered about me being pretty close to him. I didn't see him at first as he was well camouflaged against the sand. Isle of Bute Scalpsie Bay on Saturday Morning.

Black Necked Grebe Podiceps, nigricollis

This bluebird was at my brother's farm.

Sleepy Orange (Eurema nicippe: Pieridae) Wingspan 3.5-5.1 cm (1.4-2.0 in).

This hummingbird landed near me when I was at a photo shoot in the San Diego Botanic Garden. I cannot find anything on the web that looks like this.

One of my the best record in butterfly-watching. Chazara bischoffii bischoffii (Herrich-Schaffer, [1846])

I get up very early due to the time difference when I visit my family in Colorado...so what else is there to do, but go capture some beautiful sunrises.

African Hoopoo (Upupa africana) foraging for beetle larvae in the yard. When it caught one, a nearby observing Fiscal Flycatcher tried to steal its catch without success. As a result of this, the Hoopoo raised its crest of which I took this beautiful picture.

Got up super early this morning, so I took advantage of it and went out for the sunrise...glad I did!

The weekly sunset- This time nothing spectacular, but still a great image. The sky lighted up like fire...

The Weekly Sunset (TWS) - Taken from the porch at our house in Amazonas Brazil. Sunsets here tend to occur at 6:30 P.M This is only a tiny, tiny part of it! The sun throws its colors around the sky in shades of pink, orange, red, blue, even green!

I'm not the expert on flowers, so I'm turning this over to somebody else. Great flower though, I like it :-O

Ok... so this is not really landscape, but I think it passes;) We get sunsets like these almost every evening!

I love the colors on this butterfly!

Beautiful bird on a basalt block on the jetty of IJmuiden, Netherlands

Hi this is a picture of a young robin with some weird facial feathers, None the less it is still a beautiful bird! Hope you like this photograph.

Large Orange Sulphur (Phoebis agarithe: Pieridae) Wingspan 5.7-7.0 cm (2.25-2.75 in). Photographed at Camelot Park, Bryan, Brazos County, Texas, USA. Open park with scattered pecan, hackberry and elm trees at ca. 91 m (300 ft) elevation. Post Oak Savannah Vegetational Area. Watered flower...