Gewöhnlich sehe ich eher grössere Falter auf dem Sommerflieder
Hier aber waren auch die Kleineren zugange:
Fotos vom 02.09.2021
Dieser Sommerflieder war geradezu bevölkert von Schmetterlingen: Citrusfalter, Perlmuttfalter ,Distelfalter, Weisslinge, Admiral,…
Kopf und Gestalt 
What fun – I just saw the butterfly in the last photo on another German blog, Pflanzwas. That’s a great photo, Gerhard, just perfect. (I like the “furry” one above it, too).
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Pfanzwas (Almuth) is well known to me. Her blog is the one I visit very often.
These furry-looking blues are always difficult to photograph.
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When I visited Germany in 2019 I spent a day with Almuth, mostly at a botanic garden in Hanover – it was great meeting her after only knowing her online. 🙂
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I never met someone who I know online. 😦
Today we visited the botanic garden in Bayreuth.
Unsurprisingly I took about 1.500 pics. Nevertheless I think I saw only a small amount of all the exotic plants. 100 pics I did were done to remember the name of the plants.
In between I felt rather exhausted but you have to go on. Such a variety and a lot of display boards…
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Meeting people you know online is great – I met Ule, too, and at least 4 other people, in the US and EU. I would love to come back to northern Europe.
I can understand your exhaustion at the end of a day at a botanic garden, wow! So many photos. I take photos of labels sometimes, too. 😉 Well, I look forward to seeing photos from Bayreuth BG. 🙂
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It must have been nice to meet Ule and Almuth. 🙂
I have a great relationship to both of them.
The exhaustion in Bayreuth also comes from the fact that I seem to perceive many things much too intensively.
This makes me think back to a spiritual course (in which I did not participate!) that was offered in my area before the turn of the millennium: To perceive more intensively with all senses.
Today I think whether it is advisable to perceive more intensely than usual: Seeing, touching, hearing, smelling, feeling and thinking. This does not increase the quality of life, it only makes one more vulnerable.
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Perceiving things too intensely – I understand that well. It helps one’s creative life but can be hard on one’s body-mind. There are probably some people who would benefit from perceiving more intensely but I think you and I are not in that group. 🙂
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Das letzte Bild! Wundervoll
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Das freut mich, Bruni!
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Die Aufnahme vom Zitronenfalter ist dir besonders gut gelungen, lieber Gerhard. Hab noch eine erholsames Wochenende!
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Ja, der Zitronenfalter wollte auch mit aufs Bild 😉
Schönes Wochenende Dir, Peter! 🙂
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Bläulinge sind bei uns sehr selten, leider. Vor allem in diesem Jahr … es war ihnen wohl zu kalt. So genieße ich einfach den Bläuling in deinem Garten.
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In der Wiese nerwischt man sie ja kaum, aber am Sommerflieder lassen sie nicht ab, was es leichter macht 🙂
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Mein Sommerflieder wurde leider verschmäht, aber das liegt vielleicht auch daran, dass wir im dritten Stock wohnen.
Schöne Bilder Deiner Besucher!
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Das kann sein. Das sieht man auch an den Namen der jeweiligen Wickler: Tannenknospenwickler ect.
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Der Sommerflieder mit seinen wundersamen Besuchern und Besucherinnen macht den Spätsommer richtig bunt und schön. Tolle Bilder!
Lieben Gruss,
Brigitte
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Ja so ist es, liebe Brigitte! 🙂
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