...of the butterfly,
but rarely admit the changes it has gone through
to achieve that beauty."
-Maya Angelou
"Linger"
Longwood Gardens
Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
Don't let the flowers fool ya...it's November. Just a few late bloomers I presume. And the monarch? I think he missed his charter group flight down south. Hope he's flying stand-by.
Here's where I "link up" today.
(click on image for description of Song-ography)
Next Tuesday's Song-ography title suggestion is..."Everyday People" by Sly and the Family Stone originally (Joan Jett in video)
Come back and link up!
Come back and link up!
Hi Kathy, what a great catch. Have you ever seen where they go for the winter? It's amazing how millions of them cling to tall trees and complete cover them. We saw a Nat Geo special a while ago. Just want to wish you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving, too.
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever and witty! Love the photo--we too have been blessed with a wonderful fall--no snow yet, knock on wood--or "touch wood" as the Brit's and Aussie's say.
ReplyDeleteLove that quote. So true.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to find not only a blooming flower, but also a butterfly in late November! It's a lovely lift on this gray, rainy morning.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!! love late bloomers, always make you happy!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful flower ..... very nice ...
ReplyDeleteBest regards, Karin
So beautiful! A wonderful photo!
ReplyDeleteLovely late bloomers.
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