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by Peggy Urban
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A Palamedes Butterfly (Papilio palamedes) nectars on spring Azaleas.
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Wash with a damp cloth and air dry.
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A Palamedes Butterfly (Papilio palamedes) nectars on spring Azaleas.
It has been a lifelong passion of mine to capture, in photographs, the wonder and beauty of God's natural creation.A Floridian for 26 years, I have studied and learned to appreciate the native flora and fauna and the co-dependency between them. In 2002, I completed a Florida Master Naturalist course through the U of Florida, and have devoted the past 13 years of my life aiding in habitat restoration efforts at a local county preserve to benefit the endangered Florida Scrub Jay. I also participated in creating native Florida plant and wildflower demonstration gardens to help educate visitors on the best plants to benefit and attract wildlife such as birds, butterflies and other pollinators. My photographs have been published in...
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Debra and Dave Vanderlaan
Gorgeous soft color in the azalea and the butterfly has such wonderful detail Peg! We voted. Celebrate life, Debra and Dave
Peggy Urban replied:
Thank you so much, Debra and Dave!
Cheri Randolph
Beautiful close-up, Peg. These look like 'George Tabor' azaleas - one of my favorites because they are some of the first to bloom.
Peggy Urban replied:
Thanks, Cheri. I don't know their name but they certainly are early bloomers here in Florida-starting in late February already.