As we have had very little to post lately, here are some more photos from Ethiopia. They are mostly Butterflies with a few Moths and Dragonflies thrown in. Sue
Tyle szczęścia naraz :-), dziękuję za wszystkie śliczne zdjęcia. Pozdrawiam. *** So much happiness at once :-), thank you for all the beautiful pictures. Yours.
Very impressive and such a variety!! They're all so beautiful. Hurry Spring!! We have no snow here, so different from last winter when all the Antelope died off.
Thanks to everyone for all your comments. I can't wait for the warmer weather and all our native Butterflies and Dragonflies, there are still quite a few that we haven't got shots of yet. Sue
Hi John. Already posted a comment on this post, above, but I'd like to pick your brains please! How have you set up your blog so that the comments have a 'Reply' facility attached to them? Keep up the good work. Richard
Hi Richard, We didn't set up the reply feature, it has just appeared. Something else that appeared a few months ago was the row of small pictures when you click on one of the photos, meaning you can just go along the row to view them instead of coming out of one photo and into the next.It's very handy but it never used to be there. Sue actually took most of the Butterflies and is just counting down the days 'til the summer. John
Thank you John for your reply. I can't find a way of getting the 'reply' facility on my blog, but would love to have it there. I'll keep probing!! I do, however, get the facility to go along the row for enlarged images, which I think is a great feature.
Hi John - got it sussed now! I did a search on 'reply' in the Blogger 'help' facility and it gave the answer (too complex to repeat here). All set up on my blog now. Thanks again, and all the best!
Tyle szczęścia naraz :-), dziękuję za wszystkie śliczne zdjęcia. Pozdrawiam. *** So much happiness at once :-), thank you for all the beautiful pictures. Yours.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive and such a variety!! They're all so beautiful. Hurry Spring!! We have no snow here, so different from last winter when all the Antelope died off.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic selection of insects, captured brilliantly :-)
ReplyDeleteA fabulous set of butterfly images Sue.
ReplyDeleteStunning images of beautiful butterflies, etc.! The wing patterns and colors are especially captivating. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeletewat een mooie serie vlinders erg mooi in beeld gebracht.
ReplyDeletegroetjes Herman,
Wow these butterflies made my day, great job on all of these!
ReplyDeleteWonderful series of photos! Gorgeous butterflies!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors. Some look like Idaho butterflies, but others are much different. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteHi both Fabulous photos they are all cracking, can't pick a winner out of this lot.
ReplyDeleteCatch up with you soon.
The butterflies and Dragons are all so very lovely. I especially like the sharpness that you captured of the top left image...whoosh...beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely treat! This series offers up glorious colours on winged beauties. So so so wonderfully captured.
ReplyDeleteA very special collection of insects. I imagine the difficulty of capturing them without any tremor in pictures!
ReplyDeleteLovely set of Butterfly images some ive never seen before and such great colours.
ReplyDeleteVery nice butterfly pictures.
ReplyDeleteGreetings / Kenny
Bonsoir
ReplyDeleteces photos sont magnifiques et j'adore les papillons
Merci et bonne soirée
Wow these butterflies are sumptuous and really colorful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the magnificent butterflies.
ReplyDeleteOttar
Really beautiful pictures and beautiful butterflies. So beautiful you can see them here and some only in a butterfly garden. Really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Helma
Thanks to everyone for all your comments.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for the warmer weather and all our native Butterflies and Dragonflies,
there are still quite a few that we haven't got shots of yet. Sue
Now this is a great collection of butterflies, agreed roll on the summer. Mike.
ReplyDeleteLovely butterfly picture.
ReplyDeleteHi John. Already posted a comment on this post, above, but I'd like to pick your brains please! How have you set up your blog so that the comments have a 'Reply' facility attached to them? Keep up the good work. Richard
ReplyDeleteProof that I'm getting old and stupid - just seen that I'd not commented on this post after all!
ReplyDeleteAnother great post, John, with fabulous images that are well up to your usual standard.
Hi Richard, We didn't set up the reply feature, it has just appeared.
DeleteSomething else that appeared a few months ago was the row of small pictures when you click on one of the photos, meaning you can just go along the row to view them instead of coming out of one photo and into the next.It's very handy but it never used to be there.
Sue actually took most of the Butterflies and is just counting down the days 'til the summer. John
Thank you John for your reply. I can't find a way of getting the 'reply' facility on my blog, but would love to have it there. I'll keep probing!! I do, however, get the facility to go along the row for enlarged images, which I think is a great feature.
DeleteHi John - got it sussed now! I did a search on 'reply' in the Blogger 'help' facility and it gave the answer (too complex to repeat here). All set up on my blog now. Thanks again, and all the best!
DeleteBeautiful photos of the butterfiles. Greetings
ReplyDeleteFantastic series!
ReplyDeleteThe butterflies are exquisite but what catches my eye are the dragonflies so exotic compared to French ones!
Great stuff!
Lovely images.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat to see so many beautiful species
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