A Gift of Nature
by Brad

Comment by suemack:
Totally delightful capture!!!

A Gift of Nature
by Brad

Comment by K3Master:
On a sunny morning in Mid-April, it finally happened. After millenia of being a lesser species, the Butterflies of Earth decided they'd had enough. No more being slaves to the pollination so that those damn humans could just come and destroy it all. No more flitting beautifully, yet without freedom, in countless 'gardens' for the amusement of those vicious masters.

No, it was all going to end on this day.

Carson landed on the head of one of them, and punched his proboscis through her skull, directly into the right spot of her brain. Instantly her eyes glazed over, and a manic grin appeared on her face, and she stood up robotically and began to move. On countless others, in every country of the world, the scene was repeated again and again.

Yes. They would have their revenge.

A Gift of Nature
by Brad

Comment by jstrong:
Wonderful capture! Love the smile.

A Gift of Nature
by Brad

Comment by annig:
sweet how her eye and the morpho's blue circle seem to match one another.. her thrill @ being landed upon is evident! ;-)
shame about the guy in the bg...

A Gift of Nature
by Brad

Comment by roz:
WOW .. HOW .. ??!!
the most excellent photograph .. two beautiful creatures .. the girl and the butterfly .. great shot .. :)

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Comment by cogerox:
Oh, so this is where cgino got it!

A Gift of Nature
by Brad

Comment by Teafran:
Very different and unique, a classic candid portrait perfectly captured. Nothing more needs to be said - it is a terrific capture and one that the author should be very proud of. Well done.

A Gift of Nature
by Brad

Comment by jjstager2:
Great capture!

A Gift of Nature
by Brad

Comment by rlmichael:
Great shot, Good luck, Mike

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Comment by Jutilda:
I usually don't like foreground bokeh but this is so soft and dreamy. pink and green -aaaaaah~~~~ beautiful.