Pretty Butterfly. Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By youngoldfella on 11-Apr-20. Waypoint GA14643

Changes to Locationless coming so time to go as it looks like any publisher will only be allowed to have 7 active locationless at any given time. .

After an event in Latrobe in NW Tasmania today Mrs 2y'stassies and Mrs Beetle headed off to walk 5kms for the GCA cache Walking With Robtas GA18754.
Only about 100 mmetres from the start we noticed this quite large butterfly on the grass. Don't think it was too healthy but the required photo to log this cache was taken anyway.
S41 13.823 E146 24.132
Thanks.

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Hi young'n
Got this butterfly doing my walk the other day and only remebered to log it today
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

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They are hard to catch on film. This is my best shot. Thanks youngoldfella

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Spotted this on while on a walk today.

Spotted this guy while on a walk a little while ago. Happily sitting here feeding on whatever it is they eat.

Thanks for another one YOF...

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There are many butterflies in our garden during summer but far fewer in autumn and winter. A couple of days ago we saw something interesting in the garden. Initially we thought it was a white moth but on closer inspection, the circles on the wings clearly indicated that it was a white butterfly (white moths do not have circles on their wings). Two photos have been added to the Gallery: the white butterfly; and a caterpillar in the plant which will emerge in time as a white butterfly. Thanks youngoldfella for the cache.

Out with partner and a friend yesterday doing a walk for exercise (cough, cough) and I saw a Wanderer. How appropriate for this cache.

While out walking I came across this butterfly it was really hard to photogragh.
Thanks to yof

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We weren't sure whether this little one was alive as it just sat there while we took it's picture

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I must say that I had to use my friend Google to make sure of the difference between a Moth and a butterfly.
I was happy to read and check my image just to make sure,

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Cabbage White Butterfly
Blue Mountains NSW
After watching the Cabbage White Butterflies flitting around over the past week, this one finally settled on the grass and in the garden. TFTC

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Hope it is ok to use a photo taken last year when out caching.

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Checking my veggies garden I planted a couple of weeks ago. They grow beautiful... notice a butterfly was wandering around happily and stop on my young gum tree leave .
Thanks

I was out and about trekking this morning.

While along the local path there was an explosion in butterflies.

I took a close up of this common species.

TFTL

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This one is resting on a passionfruit leaf in our back garden.

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One of literally hundreds passing by our caravan this morning

Just took a wander around the yard and photographed this blue tiger butterfly feeding in the coral vine. Plenty of butterflies around at the moment.
Thanks youngoldfella.

This monarch hatched on my verandah along with several others.

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Got this beauty in the fern on the side of the house!

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Here is my butterfly. At the moment we have an abundance of this form of pretty thing in our backyard.

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Yay for coincidences! Took this photo a couple of days ago while "exercising" in Canberra. Thanks for the locationless. *ftf*

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Published. Must be a Butter fly and no Moths allowed for this one.