Of all species of butterfly,
Of all the types who flutter by:
Nymphilidae, Hesperidae,
Lycaeridae, there’s more, I say…
Monarch, peacock, swallowtail,
Painted Lady, Painted Male …
Their colors rival rainbow hues
With reds, greens, oranges, and blues.
And yet these Lepidoptera
(in colors quite show stop-tera)
Are color-blind. They only see
Red, yellow, green. (Those colors three.)
Which means our insect stud won’t notice
Femmes all tarted like a lotus.
He’d never know if future mate
Had changed wing-color for their date
Or if some Lepidoptera
Wore colors quite show stop-tera.
But when approaching traffic lights
On sunny morns or murky nights
A butterfly would always know
To slow, to stop, and then to go.
Bracelet and earrings right here.
Now about that chance to win these...
...all you have to do is leave a comment. Then, on April 29th, 2011, at 5 PM PDT, Gilda (who is a big fan of butterflies)...
... will dip her paw into the beaded hat and pull out a winner. Be sure to leave contact information with your comment (website, email, etc.) so Gilda and the butterflies can find you.
Showing posts with label butterfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butterfly. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Butterfly Musings and a Chance to Win Butterfly Earrings
Of all species of butterfly,
Of all the types who flutter by:
Nymphilidae, Hesperidae,
Lycaeridae, there’s more, I say…
Monarch, peacock, swallowtail,
Painted Lady, Painted Male …
Their colors rival rainbow hues
With reds, greens, oranges, and blues.
And yet these Lepidoptera
(in colors quite show stop-tera)
Are color-blind. They only see
Red, yellow, green. (Those colors three.)
Which means our insect stud won’t notice
Femmes all tarted like a lotus.
He’d never know if future mate
Had changed wing-color for their date
Or if some Lepidoptera
Wore colors quite show stop-tera.
But when approaching traffic lights
On sunny morns or murky nights
A butterfly would always know
To slow, to stop, and then to go.
Bracelet and earrings right here.
Now about that chance to win these...
...all you have to do is leave a comment. Then, on April 29th, 2011, at 5 PM PDT, Gilda (who is a big fan of butterflies)...
... will dip her paw into the beaded hat and pull out a winner. Be sure to leave contact information with your comment (website, email, etc.) so Gilda and the butterflies can find you.
Of all the types who flutter by:
Nymphilidae, Hesperidae,
Lycaeridae, there’s more, I say…
Monarch, peacock, swallowtail,
Painted Lady, Painted Male …
Their colors rival rainbow hues
With reds, greens, oranges, and blues.
And yet these Lepidoptera
(in colors quite show stop-tera)
Are color-blind. They only see
Red, yellow, green. (Those colors three.)
Which means our insect stud won’t notice
Femmes all tarted like a lotus.
He’d never know if future mate
Had changed wing-color for their date
Or if some Lepidoptera
Wore colors quite show stop-tera.
But when approaching traffic lights
On sunny morns or murky nights
A butterfly would always know
To slow, to stop, and then to go.
Bracelet and earrings right here.
Now about that chance to win these...
...all you have to do is leave a comment. Then, on April 29th, 2011, at 5 PM PDT, Gilda (who is a big fan of butterflies)...
... will dip her paw into the beaded hat and pull out a winner. Be sure to leave contact information with your comment (website, email, etc.) so Gilda and the butterflies can find you.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Halloween Colors Found in Nature
| Bengal tigers... |
| Coral and Hypersthene... |
| Milkweed bugs... |
| Butterflies... |
Orange calcite... |
| Long-horn beetles... |
Trilobite beetles... |
| Coral and Hypersthene... |
Pacific starfish... |
Sally Lightfoot Crabs... |
black onyx, carnelian... |
Baltimore orioles... |
Red-ruffed lemurs... |
| Poison-dart frogs... |
| Orange calcite, coral, black onyx... |
| sea slugs... |
| Hypersthene... |
| Clownfish... |
Cornerstoregoddess Bracelets... ;0) |
| Satyr-comma Butterflies... |
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