Chrysalis
This is the chrysalis stage of a Monarch Butterfly about 5 days after the caterpillar changed form. There will probably be another 5 or 6 days before the butterfly appears. It is magic!
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17 comments:
Wonderful!
I sometimes see a Monarch Butterfly here late in the season. I think it is when they begin their migration south before winter.
Have a great weekend!
It is magic. It really is one of nature's most unusual phenomenons.
It is magic Pat, just one of nature's many miracles 💙
...a sign of beautiful things to come.
How amazing! Like a little miracle waiting to happen! Hugs!
Special! It would be fun to know what kind of butterfly it will be
Hello, what a great find. It is magic! Thank you for linking up! Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend. PS, thank you for the visit and comment.
Nice catch. It has been a long time since I have seen one of these.
Oh how wonderful, P!
It is quite a transformation they make.
Great capture, I've never seen one of these before.
Thanks, Pat.
I can't say that I've seen one of these out in nature. Great shot, very interesting.
Their instincts are so amazing, how they navigate when they've never been there before!
Like a green jewel in the light. Marvelous.
Like a little earring!
Aren't they miraculous?! We have 5 in chrysalis outside. The first emerged 10 days out, but the next, might take longer as it is sooler. 10 - 14 days is the average. It's so much fun!
Saldrá y una 🦋 linda.
Un abrazo.
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