The Monarch moved on to Mexico
Uploaded: October 26, 2015 | Entered: October 26, 2015 10:48:59
We had a lot of rain in Texas and the Monarchs have moved on to their winter home in Mexico.
Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/250 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 800, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 300.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS-1D Mark IV
Joannie Bertucci October 26, 2015
I hope there is a place for them to land in Mexico after that horrible hurrican! These look like beautiful stained-glass Emile! #1640902Candace M. Cleveland October 26, 2015
I'm with Joannie.. Also keep thinking these captures would make a great puzlzle. #11391517JO ANN CLEVELAND October 26, 2015
I agree...I keep thinking they are a fave for me!! :-) #11391532Tammy M. Anderson October 26, 2015
Beautiful capture. Love the details in every monarch. #11391604Amalia Sylvia Arriaga Salinas October 26, 2015
Fantastic details and colors Emile!,John Connolly October 26, 2015
As long as you only had the rain and not the wind Emile! I was concerned for your welfare when I heard the hurricane east headed for Texas! #11391654Emile Abbott October 26, 2015
Thanks Joannie, Candace, JO ANN, Tammy, Amalia and John. #11391662Patrick Rouzes October 26, 2015
Exceptional colors, clarity, focus & lighting, Emile! #11391691frank w. degenhardt October 26, 2015
My My Emile. You are really getting some amazing pictures of these beautiful butterflies. Love that colorful background to start with. Then you wow us with the colors and the details and have us all wishing we could be there with you taking such gorgeous pictures as this. A favorite my friend. What an beautiful series this is. #11391711Leslie McLain October 26, 2015
Fantastic capture, Emile. #11391722Terry Cervi October 26, 2015
You sure took advantage of the monarch situation while you could, Emile! All are just gorgeous!! Do you know what their life span is? #11391745Ellen Hodges October 26, 2015
Stunning and gorgeous, Emile!! #11391803Mary L. Olson October 26, 2015
Emile, another beauty. Keep up the good work. These beautiful creatures need someone to speak out for them! #11391837Joy Rector October 27, 2015
beautiful capture #11391935Emile Abbott October 27, 2015
Thanks Patrick, Frank, Leslie, Terry, Ellen Mary and Joy. #11391971Jill Odice October 27, 2015
This one is the best so far Emile! Love the bright colors and that blue sky BG really makes the butterflies show up ! #11392014Emile Abbott October 27, 2015
Thanks Jill #11392049Nancy L. Green October 27, 2015
GORGEOUS capture of these beautiful critters, WTG!! We had about 5.5 inches where we are, some neighborhoods got as much as 11 with more coming later this week. <>< #11392177Emile Abbott October 27, 2015
Thank Nancy we got very little in Del Rio as most was south of us. #11392248Val Feldman October 27, 2015
So sad to see them go, Emile but they were so good to you and your camera during their stay - so many beautiful photos! No exception with this one - the details and colors are wonderful. This is the second year in a row they've come to your home, right?...maybe they sense the kind-hearted souls that live there and they'll be back next year. :) Hope so, my friend. It's an experience of a lifetime to see these beauties in such abundance, for sure! Lucky you and us! #11392338Emile Abbott October 28, 2015
Thanks Val. #11392538Neal D. Hatcher July 28, 2016
Beautiful capture #11499689Emile Abbott July 29, 2016
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