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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: redrider on July 17, 2015, 07:04:10 AM
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Yesterday I was waiting at the intersection and saw a large yellow swallowtail butterfly on the other side of the road coming my way. Five lanes wide on a major traffic artery with non stop flow. 3-4 feet off the deck, buffeted by air currents and wind. A couple of times I was sure it was a goner. Nope. Boundary layer air flow kept spinning it away from windshields and bumpers. Made it to my side and continued on. Sheesh, THAT was a journey. Mine was pretty tame. Ain't Life grand?
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Yellow with black accents? That's a tiger swallowtail. A fairly fast flier but no match for the zebra swallowtail.
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Yesterday I was waiting at the intersection and saw a large yellow swallowtail butterfly on the other side of the road coming my way. Five lanes wide on a major traffic artery with non stop flow. 3-4 feet off the deck, buffeted by air currents and wind. A couple of times I was sure it was a goner. Nope. Boundary layer air flow kept spinning it away from windshields and bumpers. Made it to my side and continued on. Sheesh, THAT was a journey. Mine was pretty tame. Ain't Life grand?
Sounds like a Vespa 90 rider on a major traffic artery ....
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Butterflies are amazing creatures , so fragile , and yet so determined .
Dusty
Unless they are made of Iron.
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True ,they weren't very determined :laugh:
Dusty
Because they were all ways in the gadda vita. :shocked: