Showing posts with label lahore butterflies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lahore butterflies. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Monday, October 26, 2009
ipomoea purpurea, topical water lily in my garden
Here goes some pics for macro monday.These are all taken at my terrace. For other macro monday pics see Macro Monday 10/29: Dreamy Blues by Jackie and Macro Monday by Meadowsweet
Common lime butterfly on my terrace.
Common lime butterfly on my terrace.
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Murraya Magic
Murraya exotica is my favorite shrub. Its powerful fragrance fills the air and makes you enchanted with it. Growing in a large clay pot, its strongly perfumed flowers attract lots of bees and butterflies. Strangely, with the change of season, butterflies have also changed. I think previous ones just migrated to some more warm region. And the ones coming here are more cold tolerant. Here are some of the pics i captured of this pretty shrub and do i need to tell you that the fragrance made me not to move away for a long, pretty long time actually.
Labels:
lahore butterflies,
lahore flowers,
murrya,
pot gardening
Monday, October 12, 2009
Antigonon,senecio confusus and butterflies in my garden
Jackie at Southern Post Journal inspired me to write this very first post on macro Monday. So here are some pics from my macro Monday collection
A butterfly on senecio confusus
Clitoria - butterfly pea vine
She is meditating lonely????
Butterfly on antigonon leptopus bloom
Seedlings of annual flower mixture i got from chiltern seeds UK. Fall plantings are in full swing and i am have sown more than 200 seeds till now. Will reach 500 this week.
convolvulus tricolor royal ensign seedling, they along with datura metel ballerina are on top priority this fall.
For other beautiful Macro Monday posts, visit following:
Monday Macro 4: Apples
http://lisaschaos.com/
Macro - calamansi - Fruits
A butterfly on senecio confusus
Clitoria - butterfly pea vine
She is meditating lonely????
Butterfly on antigonon leptopus bloom
Seedlings of annual flower mixture i got from chiltern seeds UK. Fall plantings are in full swing and i am have sown more than 200 seeds till now. Will reach 500 this week.
convolvulus tricolor royal ensign seedling, they along with datura metel ballerina are on top priority this fall.
For other beautiful Macro Monday posts, visit following:
Monday Macro 4: Apples
http://lisaschaos.com/
Macro - calamansi - Fruits
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Allamanda, brugmansia, plumbago flowering
Here goes some images for Garden Blogger Bloom Day.
White hibiscus, not in my garden, but the shot taken at road side near my home.
Plumbago in my garden. Growing in 12 inches clay pot.
First ever brugmansia flower in my garden
Blooming only in 10 inches pot while its neighbour in 16 inches pot is yet to bloom And fragrance is just awesome.
Gmelina philippensis, parrot's beak, ching chai is native to Philippine, Malaysia, India and pakistan. Not growing in my garden but at a roadside near canal bank.
I tried so hard to capture this little butterfly still but it was not resting at all. so i had to take a moving pic and i am not at all good at that.
Another shot. Really pretty butterfly but picture is blur because i am no expert in handling shutter speed and exposure.
Another butterfly having a morning walk around this tangerine bush.
Gotcha!!!!
Resting on my allamanda vine
Dragon fly shot in the evening. It was pretty hard picture to take.
White hibiscus, not in my garden, but the shot taken at road side near my home.
Plumbago in my garden. Growing in 12 inches clay pot.
First ever brugmansia flower in my garden
Blooming only in 10 inches pot while its neighbour in 16 inches pot is yet to bloom And fragrance is just awesome.
Gmelina philippensis, parrot's beak, ching chai is native to Philippine, Malaysia, India and pakistan. Not growing in my garden but at a roadside near canal bank.
I tried so hard to capture this little butterfly still but it was not resting at all. so i had to take a moving pic and i am not at all good at that.
Another shot. Really pretty butterfly but picture is blur because i am no expert in handling shutter speed and exposure.
Another butterfly having a morning walk around this tangerine bush.
Gotcha!!!!
Resting on my allamanda vine
Dragon fly shot in the evening. It was pretty hard picture to take.
Labels:
allamanda,
brugmansia,
hibiscus,
lahore butterflies,
lahore flowers,
plumbago
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