My favourite thing from nature is a colour ... this iridescent blue. I'm sure I could admire it from now until the day I die and still think that it is one of the most exquisite things I have ever seen.
I took this photo at the gorgeous Niagra Parks Butterfly Conservatory in Ontario, Canada (it was probably my only hope of ever seeing this colour up close!).
This week's This is theme was chosen by the delightful Beth from Cloth and Fodder. What she doesn't know about gardening and other pursuits of the natural world, really isn't worth knowing! Thank you to our lovely host Angela over at Three Buttons. Drop on over to her blog to see who else is playing along.
Hello Hoppo Bumpo,
ReplyDeleteI agree with you about the nature.
I love the photos of nature too.
Best wishes from Brazil:
Geraldo
That is a stunning photo HB - I see what you mean about the colour blue - its just captivating.
ReplyDeletelove that colour it reminds me of the peacocks we saw on our recent holiday so amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat colour is amazing! It's hard to believe that it's real!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for today :) I'll be posting tomorrow :)
Wow, that colour is incredible - and the photo is amazing. I'd be blowing that one up for sure. Straight to the pool room.
ReplyDeletePS - Love the new look HB.
That is a gorgeous color. It can not really be duplicated.
ReplyDeleteGreat colour! Lovely idea to choose a colour! I'm pretty sure there's been a day where I've seen that iridescent blue shining off the ocean too.
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous blue. I, too, have seen it shining off the ocean. Those are the days you are glad to be alive. :)
ReplyDeletewow, amazing picture. Have you seen a kingfisher? Their blue is pretty amazing as well.
ReplyDeleteFabulous colour, its very jewel like
ReplyDeleteIt's an amazing colour, and no jewel or artwork can really get it like a butterfly. It would be nice if you could train one to sit on your lapel, like a brooch!
ReplyDeleteHahaha! I'm flattered! That butterfly is absolutely stunning. You're very lucky to have spotted one of those... and managed to get a great photo too!
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