Gardens

Close Encounters Of The Bird Kind

Note the beak shaped pieces taken out of this yellow & black butterfly’s wings. Looks like he’s escaped at least 4 times.

By Yankee Magazine|Aug 28 2009| Print icon

A black and yellow butterfly rests on a pink flower in a green garden.

Photo Credit: Jeanette Sablock

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