01-16-2024, 04:26 PM
Lorell, maybe some sliced fresh jalapenos? That would spice up both the photo and the taste. If jalapenos are too spicy, maybe some dill pickle slices. In either case, I think the bit of added green would enliven the image a bit.
Or you could chop up some green herbs and sprinkle over the chili.
Here's one from February 2019...
It's a Monarch butterfly taken in my front yard. Not a great photo, but not bad. What makes it interesting to me is that the butterfly has recently struggled out of the cocoon (maybe 15 to 30 minutes before I took the photo). I can tell that because the wings are still folded and curled. Reborn Monarchs (and I assume other butterflies) need some time to pump liquid into tubes in the wings to make the wings rigid. It's a dangerous time for the butterfly, because it can't escape predators until the wings are able to produce flight.
Hi Grant. I hope winter has given you a few days break from extreme weather.
Or you could chop up some green herbs and sprinkle over the chili.
Here's one from February 2019...
It's a Monarch butterfly taken in my front yard. Not a great photo, but not bad. What makes it interesting to me is that the butterfly has recently struggled out of the cocoon (maybe 15 to 30 minutes before I took the photo). I can tell that because the wings are still folded and curled. Reborn Monarchs (and I assume other butterflies) need some time to pump liquid into tubes in the wings to make the wings rigid. It's a dangerous time for the butterfly, because it can't escape predators until the wings are able to produce flight.
Hi Grant. I hope winter has given you a few days break from extreme weather.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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