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It's A Monarch Life

The growth and development of the Monarch butterfly - Danaus plexippus
Splendor In The Trees
Splendor In The Trees		 Monarch Love
Monarch Love		 In The Beginning
In The Beginning		 Newly Hatched
Newly Hatched
Predator
Predator		 Growth
Growth		 Start In the Middle
Start In the Middle		 Dinner For Two
Dinner For Two
Feeding Tube
Feeding Tube		 Assume the Position
Assume the Position		 Waiting
Waiting		 First Sign of Color
First Sign of Color
Almost There
Almost There		 Free at Last
Free at Last		 Unfurling
Unfurling		 Almost There
Almost There
Monarch
Monarch

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FZ10 Users Group22-Jan-2008 13:57
Wonderful series Pam. How lucky to catch this process. Linda S
Cindy16-Jan-2008 17:40
Amazing work Pam, you did a great job on this.
Guest 16-Jan-2008 02:33
Really well done gallery, very interesting too.
Guest 15-Jan-2008 23:55
Superb gallery Pam
Jack Hoying15-Jan-2008 15:02
Nicely done!! I bet there's some young school kids that would love to see these.
Mike Tufts 15-Jan-2008 14:44
Cool Gallery Pam Very Well Done Great subject theme very well presented

Photos are superb

Mike
jpat15-Jan-2008 14:07
Wonderful gallery and a teaching one at that - Joyce
Guest 15-Jan-2008 12:35
Wonderful gallery Pam. One can really trace the progress.
Niel 15-Jan-2008 12:24
Brilliant!
Pete Rodgers 15-Jan-2008 06:57
Very nice series Pam.
Bea.15-Jan-2008 06:04
What a very interesting exercise it's been Pam. A bonus to see what happens to some that aren't so lucky.
Rev. Kelly Todd15-Jan-2008 05:41
neat gallery!
Ruth Voorhis15-Jan-2008 05:31
A remarkable and very informative series of pics. Wonderful gallery.
Guest 15-Jan-2008 05:29
Pam, excellent gallery. Was very interested in the one with the Spider, something eats the eggs on one of my plants and I thought it was the wasps. But maybe its the Spiders.
fotabug15-Jan-2008 05:27
good group of pics.
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