Mid-November
It's interesting that so many different ones were blossoming during October.
Comment from October's post.
Yeah... Middle Georgia is actually considered part of the sub-tropical south. We had our first frost last week, and there's still plenty of colour in the garden. I walked around with a camera today, in an attempt to record the mid-November garden...
To have butterflies, you need caterpillars.
Here's a coupla gulf frits.
(Be sure to click all the pics today!)
(Be sure to click all the pics today!)
The butterflies they eventually become.
Sulfur yellow visits a turk's cap hibiscus
Buckeye Butterfly
Close-up of the lantana that was so popular last month.
Sulfur yellow visits a turk's cap hibiscus
Zabulon Skipper
Buckeye Butterfly
Checkerspot butterfly
Catching grasshoppers.
Mustard greens.
Helianthus debilis
Spiderwort
Salvia coccinea
Monarda Punctata
Labels: autumn garden, butterflies, salvia
posted by Gardens-In-The-Sand at
7:54 PM
3 Comments:
Beautiful pictures. The kitty looks very happy! YUM! My poor kitties would probably love to be out catching grasshoppers, too.
The cat is positively photogenic.
I'm sure that there's enough grasshoppers for your cats too. Maybe you could catch them at mid-leap.
Dunno how people get that shot...
Wow, you have some beautiful photos. I loved learning all those different butterfly names.
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