Silver-washed fritillary butterfly visiting me
spread those pretty wings
Just landed
Loving my marigold plant
Monarch butterfly
Got a closer shot right here
Monarch butterfly visiting my bougainvilleas
A pleasant Tuesday, amazing people!
It's just another day of butterflies today. I got up somewhat late, around 10 a.m., because of headaches. I had a restless night the previous evening and couldn't get online on here yesterday. I had my first cup of coffee, and that made me feel better. It's already past noon, and I'm confident that today will be a beautiful day for the rest of the day. I don't know why or even how; I simply realize that our disposition will dictate what sort of day we have. It will follow us if we want to be unhappy. It will lose its power if we choose to laugh at adversity.
Oh, now I know. Today, another group of friends came to say hello, and my friends just came back to see me. I think they are aware that I was going to participate in the Orange Photo Essay this week hosted by 
Moreover, these butterflies are extremely prevalent in the Philippines. The orange and dark one is known as the monarch butterfly. This kind of butterfly occurs frequently to me, and at times I just take it for granted. I learned to love them more and more as I got older. I simply think they are so otherworldly and magical. The second butterfly, which is unadulterated orange with a couple of yellow spots, is known as the silver-washed fritillary butterfly. This is also very common; however, I rarely see this sort of butterfly, and I was so happy when I got to see one today.
Until next. I wish you all a fantastic day!
Published:
July 11, 2023, 2:10 p.m. PST
In between the farm and the beach
Philippines
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