Wednesday, July 1, 2015

The Red Admiral & company

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These guys have really been enjoying the cone flowers...there is almost always at least one flitting about, and sometimes two and three.  Well, maybe not always, but sure a lot of the time.  Believe it or not, I did notice the companion of the Red Admiral, but I am not sure if it was a mosquito or what.

The Tootie is on her way here...she is sick and her mom and dad both have to work.  So my blogging may be a bit hit and miss.  I have 3 or 4 post scheduled for my other blog, but none for here.  So will just do as I have time.
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On a positive note, I did finish the quilting on the baby quilt, and even got the quilt trimmed.  I also got my Juki set up for regular sewing once again.  However I did not get the binding made.  Hopefully, I can get that done in the next few days.  It really doesn't take long to make it.

10 comments:

  1. Love the photo of the butterfly and the coneflower! Pink coneflowers grow profusely in my garden every year--and I love it when the butterflies visit them.

    Hope the Tootie gets well soon!

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  2. Hope the Tootie is well very soon. Love the Red Admiral (and miss my coneflowers!).

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  3. Prettty Red Admiral butterfly. So sorry Lorelei isn't feeling well.

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  4. super shot of the Admiral.. and that looks like a really big skeeter to me.. poor Little L... sorry she is sick.... woo hoo on completing the quilt.

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  5. pretty butterfly. we have some around here that fly really strange. i always wonder what that is about? is there a reason? ( :

    how is Lorelei? better?

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  6. Pretty butterfly, but I really like the quilt on your header. Thank you for visiting my blog. Paula from south Texas

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  7. Lovely Red Admiral and yes, I can see its tiny companion. I hope Tootie is now well. I love to visit your blog.

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  8. Our Coneflowers are still in the very small bud stage---can't wait though.
    Beautiful butterfly with strange friend. Well we don't always get to pick our friends. LOL
    Too bad L is not feeling well. It seems that she couldn't come visit a while back cuz you all were not well now it her. Hope she feels better FAST!
    MB

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  9. These Admirals are so flighty that it is hard to get a good photo of them except from a distance. I guess it would help if I had a nice flower garden like yours!

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