Saturday, September 08, 2012

Free the Butterflies-Camera Critters


A Collection to See
At the Minnesota Fair
Keep Butterflies Free!

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21 comments:

  1. Mildred3:46 AM

    Such beautiful butterflies!
    I love seeing them alive and free!


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  2. Birdman6:22 AM

    Let my critters go!

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  3. Janet7:21 AM

    That's a great collection, but yes, I'd rather see them on my flowers.

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  4. Lowell7:40 AM

    They are so beautiful. The Butterfly Park in south Florida is a fun place to visit, too.

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  5. Halcyon8:47 AM

    Oh yes, I'd much rather see them in nature than pinned to a wall. :(

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  6. DeniseinVA8:53 AM

    That's a lovely selection of butterflies behind the glass and I do agree with your title.

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  7. Adele9:31 AM

    They are gorgeous!

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  8. Judy9:44 AM

    Some of those look very unusual to me.

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  9. Sharon9:59 AM

    Beautiful specimens but, I agree I'd rather see them flying free.

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  10. TexWisGirl10:14 AM

    better than on a pin. :)

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  11. Lois11:07 AM

    I agree too. I don't like seeing them like this!

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  12. sonia a. mascaro11:50 AM

    They are beautiful... but I agree with your title.

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  13. eileeninmd11:52 AM

    I would much rather see them free, they are so pretty.

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  14. Anonymous2:13 PM

    It always bothered me to see butterfly collections such as these.

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  15. Kay3:57 PM

    Collect them via camera. More challenge, less brutality.

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  16. Powell River Books4:42 PM

    When I was in high school we had to create an insect collection for science class. It wasn't easy to first kill then pin the little guys for display. I'm with you, let them be free. - Margy

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  17. Janey and Co.5:18 PM

    I've never seen one like the bottom left...

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  18. Jack9:26 PM

    Free the butterflies? Sorry. Too late.

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  19. Randy10:18 PM

    I can only imagine how many different butterflies there are in the world.

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  20. Unknown10:21 AM

    It's a gorgeopus collection of butterflies! However, I'd rather see them free, just as in your last sentence.

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  21. Adam Jones1:50 PM

    See some live one's taken on my blog recently.

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