justme CA

Such a beauty, thanks for sharing your pictures.

helenhiwater

Do I see a quilt in the future?

mim

I wish I could -- I'm no good with art quilts. Traditional geometric blocks are my thing. If anyone would like more pix in order to create something, please ask. I took quite a few to make sure that I got some clear ones.

Mim

snownannie

He is a beauty. Thanks for sharing.

JabezRose

We sure do enjoy the flutterbys around here. Husband started growing milkweed and I fell in love with the smell of the flowers. Monarchs like the milkweed. Have a lot of Butterfly bushes planted. Last year there were tons of flutterbys around them. Will be planting more for them when we decide what we need. Habitat is dwindling so people want to put in Butterfly gardens, they sure do appreciate it. All of them, Moths, butterflys,creepy crawlies. Not a spider person here, but try to leave them to their job. Just don't be in my airspace. Have transport systems in the house to help us move them to the outside when we come across one. Paper plate and plastic cup.

Favorite Fabrics

You're lucky to have been there at the right time to see this moth! I'm glad you took pictures and posted them for the rest of us to see. Thank you!

JudyTheSewer

Lucky you! And lucky us! Thank so much for taking pictures and sharing. Nothing is better than nature!

earthwalker

I often get distracted by watching all the wonders that can be discovered in the garden. Too late to change now, I've been doing since I could toddle. Great pics....thanks for sharing.

nancia

no one puts on a better show than mother nature!!

KLO

Not a spider person here, but try to leave them to their job. Just don't be in my airspace. Have transport systems in the house to help us move them to the outside when we come across one. Paper plate and plastic cup.[/QUOTE]

Nice photo and it would make a great art quilt. Someone on the QB recently showed a dragonfly that they had made. Loved it!

JabezRose: I also don't kill the spiders I find in the house. I have a humane spider catcher. It's looks like a flashlight handle with a long tube on it and a cap on the end. It runs on batteries and sucks up the spider without harming it. You turn it on, suck the spider up, put the cap on the end, and then deposit the spider outside. I use it for bees and other flying things too. You need to get one of these as it is easier than the plate and cup method. lol