[Boudicca]

They are back!

[Uptown Girl]

[dotti105]

Thanks for sharing!
You always post such beautiful photos!

Have you planted things to attract the butterflies or are you just lucky? i would love to have those beautiful visitors.

[CFrance]

Thanks for the gorgeous pictures! We've been having success raising them on our lanai. I found a big, beautiful healthy one in my closet two weeks ago. He had attached his chrysalis to something on the lanai that I had put away. What a gift!

[Bay Kid]

Beautiful

[CathyandSteveG]

oh WOW!!! those are beautiful!!!! thank you so much for making my morning happy!
It is sometimes the little things we just take for granted....like the beautiful gift of peaceful butterflies!

[beachx4me]

So pretty, thank you for posting!

[Boudicca]

dotti105. I plant Lantanna, zinnias and other flowers to attract the butterflies. I take a little plastic step stool into the flower bed, then sit and wait. The butterflies are "skittish" at first, then forget I am there. A bucket load of patience helps

[Goober III]

The red and orange plant in the butterfly pictures is Asclepias curassavica, commonly known as tropical milkweed, is a flowering plant species of the milkweed genus, Asclepias. It is native to the American tropics and has a pantropical distribution as an introduced species.

You can find Milkweed at most garden centers.