Seems like we are always waiting for that moment. A moment that seems to have no beginning and perhaps no ending. Such is the case with trying to photograph bees just taking to flight or just landing. The results are seldom clear but like life itself what is?
nature has no boss 
Hi,
I recommend a complete âfind and replaceâ of all references of lorquinâs admiral in https://naturehasnoboss.com/2018/07/18/lorquins-admiral-limenitis-lorquini/ âLorquinâs Admiral: Limenitis lorquiniâ and âLorquinâs Admiralâ https://naturehasnoboss.com/2021/08/12/lorquins-admiral/ to weidemeyerâs admiral (Limenitis weidemeyeri).
Although these two sibling species are similar, to many naturalists, they differ; not only in wing markings; but, distribution. Lorquinâs admirals do not fly in Yellowstone National Park; but, several hundred miles to the west.
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Thx, Todd
Todd L. Stout
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Hi and thanks for your input. We are much better at birds than butterflies but enjoy learning.
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Spread your wings and fly.
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