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Beyond distorted observation…

October 29, 2014
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Do not merely look through the screen of fragmentation that was instilled within (and “as”) your mind.  

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[This is not, as many might think, a Monarch Butterfly. It is a Viceroy Butterfly, resting at the base of an Oak Tree along some moss.  Unlike Monarchs, Viceroy Butterflies do not migrate south for the winter.  Viceroy Butterflies overwinter as caterpillars, resting inside rolled leaves.  Once the weather gets a bit colder, this Viceroy will likely perish; but its caterpillar offspring will survive the winter to emerge as new, splendid butterflies.]

At the end of an excellent life! Photo by Thomas Peace 2014

At the end of an excellent life! Photo by Thomas Peace 2014

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    • Tom's Nature-up-close Photography and Mindfulness Blog's avatar

      Thank you! It’s wings are in very good shape for a Viceroy at the end of the season! Many have wings that hit flowers so often that they are badly damaged and frayed.

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