November 5, 2010

Butterflies in our garden....

 Did you see the box beside me?

 It has pupae and caterpillars in it. We were studying how butterflies are born.


 One by one I saw them became butterfly.

 It crawled all over me because a baby butterfly doesn't know how to fly. It needs to practice how to use its wings.

I took them to our garden and taught them how to fly.


 Now, they are happy flying from flower to flower.


 This is my yellow rose. I ask this from my mom. I told her I will take good care of it.

It is beautiful! And my butterflies like it.




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31 comments:

  1. LuiNovember 05, 2010

    And I like them both too! Good girl, Zoe!

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  2. MaiaNovember 05, 2010

    What a beautiful post Zoe! I envy you for all those beautiful butterflies.
    Your yellow rose is beautiful too, no wonder those butterflies love your garden.

    Thanks for sharing these beautiful photos with us, on Macro Flower Saturday.

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  3. Joanne OlivieriNovember 05, 2010

    Zoe, how special to watch them turn into the beautiful butterflies that you have captured. Your roses are gorgeous as well. I also really like Milly and Roger, your pet bunnies. I used to have bunnies when I was your age and I loved them so much.

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  4. DoanLegacyNovember 05, 2010

    That's wonderful that you get to see the whole process and such beautiful butterfly!

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  5. KelliNovember 05, 2010

    fabulous photos Zoe. You are lucky to have had the opportunity to grow some butterflies. We live in Australia and homeschool too

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  6. Mom Daughter StyleNovember 06, 2010

    ilove all your photos. i hope we can follow each other's blog. i also have a daughter. btw. your daughter is pretty.

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  7. ChannalNovember 06, 2010

    Sweet girl and a beautiful butterfly... lovely yellow rose! / Anna

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  8. Verna LugaNovember 06, 2010

    wow, what an observation .. great shots too..

    My Flowers on Saturday here

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  9. RoanNovember 06, 2010

    What a fun way to learn. The butterflies and the flowers are gorgeous.

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  10. Discovery School at First Baptist HeathNovember 06, 2010

    Zoe.. I love your rose and your buterflies. My daughters are 8 and 6 and we studied a monarch caterpillar and its transformation this fall. Beautiful!

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  11. New LeafNovember 06, 2010

    Completely awesome! Brave girl too letting butterflies crawl on her! :)

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  12. eileeninmdNovember 06, 2010

    Wonderful photos, it is a fun way to watch them grow.

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  13. Chattahoochee Valley DailyNovember 06, 2010

    Terrific post.

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  14. SnapNovember 06, 2010

    Well done, Zoe. Great way to learn. Beautiful butterflies and flowers.

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  15. Chubskulit RoseNovember 06, 2010

    You are as pretty as the butterfly Zoe!

    Meerkats

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  16. DeniseinVANovember 06, 2010

    Hi Zoe, this is a wonderful post and I enjoyed your photos very much. Thank you for sharing about your butterflies, what a fun project!

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  17. Erika BNovember 06, 2010

    Wow, well done Zoe! Beautiful butterflies and roses.

    Erika B

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  18. UnknownNovember 06, 2010

    Zoe, that's beautiful:)

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  19. ☆Mama Ko☆November 06, 2010

    Did you collect all that/ wow pretty

    Visit the Critters in our backyard

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  20. LizNovember 06, 2010

    this is great. isn`t it fun to learn about these beautiful creatures. I have never seen this type before how pretty.

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  21. AnonymousNovember 06, 2010

    Fantastic photos Zoe...keep up the good work!

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  22. AnonymousNovember 07, 2010

    Lovely yellow roses.. and a beautiful butterfly. Great shots, Zoe..=)

    Here's mine. Hope you could visit me..
    http://neneleah30.blogspot.com/2010/11/hibiscus.html

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  23. i beatiNovember 07, 2010

    and what a pretty garden ad subject great post sandy

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  24. UnknownNovember 07, 2010

    Those are very lovely, Zoe! You must have had such fun with your butterfly project.

    Ciao!
    Gina
    My Post for Today's Flowers

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  25. KatieNovember 07, 2010

    Great pics! I love butterflies! :)

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  26. Mel_ColeNovember 08, 2010

    Oh so pretty! I love the butterfly and your daughter is gorgeous! I am following back.

    My Mellow yellow Monday at my Hearts content blog.

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  27. Gracefully VintageNovember 10, 2010

    You are Darling, and thanks for stopping by my blog, what a great way to see what is going on all over the world.. Glad to of met you

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  28. GaneshPrasadNovember 13, 2010

    Wonderful post Zoe! You are really lucky to have such a garden and watch butterflies growing. Loved your photographs.
    visit my blog if possible.
    Regards,
    Ganesh.

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  29. bjNovember 15, 2010

    Oh, Zoe...your butterflies and flowers are just beautiful but not nearly as beautiful as you are.
    You are so smart and pretty and I am so glad to be a follower of yours.
    hugs and sunshine,
    bj

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  30. Gigi AnnNovember 17, 2010

    Hi Zoe,

    I remember when I was a young girl like you are now, bringing in leaves with pupae and watch them turn to butterflies. It is so nice to watch the caterpillars turn into a beautiful butterfly. The rose is lovely, you know what Zoe? Butterflies and Roses are two of my favorite things, and your rose is beautiful. You are so fortunate to have such beauty surrounding you, and sharing it with us. Thank you, I enjoyed my visit with you today very much.

    You may like the poem I wrote yesterday on my blog here: http://annsquotesandthings.blogspot.com

    Maybe sometime you can come by and visit me.

    Gigi Ann

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  31. JamaNovember 27, 2010

    The roses are so lovely and so is that butterfly! They are commonly found here too!

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