As part of the 'kiasu game, I went in search of more butterflies in the garden and the hard disk.
Plain Tiger Butterflies dated on plain compost.
Common Grass Yellow Butterflies tied the knot beneath common Costus leaves.
Another pair of lovely Common Grass Yellow Butterflies preferred the mulberry leaves.
A pair of unidentified maroon moths at the lemon tree.
2 beautiful White Antennae Wasp Moth surround themselves with wild flowers during their first date.
As this couple became tattered, they hung around tattered leaves.
Since I cannot beat Andrea in the quantity of butterflies she captured in a single photo, I resorted to posting of butterflies in love.
Do you find bugs in love in your garden?
Kanak of Nature Rambles did.
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1 hour later...
Joyce of My Little Potted Garden is showing off GOLDEN pupae!
You got to check them out.
She even has the pupae in 4 different colours, all produced by Butterflies in Love.
Great photos One! I risked being cut from the internet just to see your post immediately. How so beautiful. I think i am already backing off the game as i cannot beat these shots. I haven't even seen those yellows in that position, i always see them just fluttering! And your holed leaves with heart designs on them are really very creative. I cowtow already to you in this area!....But who knows, i might later find them too, especially now that rains already come. Wait for mine! ! ! I will show you how they deliver their babies. LOL.
ReplyDeleteLol! One, your photos are stunning! I don't think I'll find such photo-ops here (so I had to resort to leaf beetles;)Love your sense of humour! Your collage is superb!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. You have beautiful butterflies in your yard. I'd say that you winning at kiasu. And I love your new banner.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Why do the butterflies do not stop to rest at my plants? They seem to be in a hurry to get to Setia Alam!
ReplyDeleteHave joined your kiasu fun today, with my post!
I am back, i went to see your comment in mine again and you said 'Dear Butterfly Champion', and i love that address to me. I wonder if you will also like my address to you, based from the last kiasu result 'Dear Mating Champion'.:D BTW, what happened to the LOL category, i stopped when you are at #3!
ReplyDeleteFirst there were butterfly lovers, then moth lovers, bug lovers and even hibiscus lovers. What's up next???
ReplyDeleteYou win today, One. These are incredible shots of the moths. Sorry Andrea, her pairs take the blue ribbon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post! Those pics are amazing. Love all the little heart shapes at the end, too. Perfect ending to these great romances.
ReplyDeleteYour garden surely has its fair share of passion flowers. Love your pictures, especially the common yellow.
ReplyDeleteOh!!!! Everyone is in love.
ReplyDeleteI love these photographs. It is very inspiration to create a Moment.-benita wheeler
ReplyDeleteWah today lovey-dovey mood. Hahaha Joyce joining in too. I have to surrender can't be kiasu because I only have white cabbage butterfly. But with the winter getting colder no more butterfly here.
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots One! I never seem to be able to get two butterflies in a shot. How did you do it?
ReplyDeleteExcellent! Very nice photos! You captured so many different species of butterflies.
ReplyDeleteI love butterflies in love--what a fun idea.
ReplyDeleteWow, your garden is teeming with life! You made some great pictures, thanks for posting, I enjoyed this post a lot.
ReplyDeleteYour garden seems to be lover's park! So many beautiful butterflies! Good shot!
ReplyDeleteI don't think i can be Kiasu enough like you! hahahhaa....
Oh gosh, such diving butterflies! You did a stunning job of photographing them!
ReplyDeleteThese pics of butterflies and moths are beautiful! Love them all especially the common grass yellow grass ones. Have a great day :-D
ReplyDeleteThank you for the link!
ReplyDeleteOf all the butterflies I see in my garden, I've never captured them mating. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful captures!! Lovely shots!
ReplyDeletePS - Blogger isn't allowing me to post with my google account - not sure why but it's occurring with numerous blogs. *sigh!*
I love these pictures! The antennae wasp moths are especially wasp moths are espcially pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty butterflies and moths in love! I really admire those tiger butterflies and the wasp moths. Such striking colors!
ReplyDeleteVery unique photographs. You have such a great variety of butterflies around you- I wonder which flowers in your area attract them most?
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous butterfly photos! I haven't seen many this year but I'm inspired to go out and look harder!
ReplyDeleteHopping over from 'My Nice Garden' wowie such nice & lovely butterflies. Great shots tQ
ReplyDeleteJuz voted..Good Luck..~;).
ReplyDeleteYou have captured some amazing shots here. I especially like the common grass yellow butterflies.
ReplyDeleteOut of my 20 shots, I felt only that one was good enough to post.
Have a great weekend.
The Common Grass Yellow Butterflies on the mulberry leaf shot is just fantastic - the composition and focus are perfect.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping at my photo blog. I'm amazed by your butterfly shots. You do incredible work!
ReplyDeleteWow - those butterflies are so pretty! thanks for sharing at Cottage Flora Thursday's! xoxo, tracie
ReplyDeleteThese are marvelous pictures - I have only been able to capture one at a time - takes lots of time and patience!
ReplyDeleteGreat job,
Kathy
These are fantastic! Love, love, love those tiger butterflies.
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