Another charming walk at Circle B Bar Reserve

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Queen Butterfly

There are so many lovely sights at Circle B Bar Reserve ☺️. You never know who you’re going to meet.

Cooter
American Alligator
Sandhill Crane
Snowy Egret
Great Blue Heron Chicks

29 thoughts on “Another charming walk at Circle B Bar Reserve”

  1. 🌸🦋🐢🐊🦩🦆🐥

    In Circle B Bar Reserve, a charming place to be, Nature’s wonders and creatures, as far as you can see! 😄

    🦋 The Queen Butterfly, a fluttering delight, With vibrant colors, it’s a majestic sight! 🦋

    🐢 Cooter, the turtle, basks in the sun’s glow, Slow and steady, a wanderer on the go! 🌞

    🐊 The American Alligator, fierce and grand, Lurking in the waters, ruling the land! 🐊

    🦩 Sandhill Crane, tall and elegant, oh my, Dancing with grace under the sunny sky! 💃🌞

    🦆 Snowy Egret, with feathers so pure and white, Fishing with finesse, a true avian knight! 🎣

    🐥 And behold, the Great Blue Heron chicks so small, Fluffy and adorable, they’ll steal your heart in a squall! 💙🐣

    So come along, dear reader, and join the fun, At Circle B Bar Reserve, where nature’s second to none! 🌿🏞️

    🌸🦋🐢🐊🦩🦆🐥

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      • They certainly are deadly if you get too close, but most Aussies keep away from areas they inhabit, viewing from a boat. It is mainly silly tourists from other countries which fail to obey the warning signs that fall prey, Thankfully croc attacks are very rare and thankfully one big feed can last a month. Our more recent research has shown an increase in numbers on river banks and also size. They are growing larger as they are not culled but protected.

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  10. What a beautiful butterfly. I have not seen a Queens Butterfly before (that I know of!), but had her relative, the Monarch, stop by yesterday for a brief moment. She landed on our lone blossoming Zinnia, but was gone before I could grab my camera. A bunch more will be blossoming soon, so here’s hoping she lingers a bit longer next time.

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    • Thanks, Kathy. I really questioned whether that was a Monarch or not. But I checked ID sources, and it repeatedly came up as a Queen, very similar-looking to a Monarch. I hope your Monarch returns and stays for a while.

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  11. There’s always something special to see at The ‘B!

    Thank you for sharing a wonderful collection of fabulous photos! This series could pass for a study in nature’s diversity.

    Good thing it’s not hot and humid out there …. 🙂

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