Found in Mexico, Central America, northern South America, Paraguay, and Trinidad. It takes 115 days from egg to adult for the Blue Morpho. They band in groups to deter their predators
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Stunning image…beautiful work Tracey!
Thank you Ted, I was so happy to have this butterfly keep its wings open for a short period of time
– Tracey Dryka
Congratulations! Your artwork has been featured in the Nature’s Wonders group.!!
Thank you very much for the Feature, much appreciated
Beautiful!
Thank you Kimberly
Congratulations, beautiful
Thank you
Congratulations on your wonderful feature, great work and well deserved.
Thank you very much Andrea
Congratulation on your feature…I hope someday I will get to photograph one of these…
Gorgeous shot, lovely colors excellent detail! Congratulations on your feature :)
Thank you Christina
Wonderful, Tracey! Congrats on your feature!
Thank you very much
Amazing….so beautiful!
Most of the time their wings are closed, so I was very tickled to see keep its wings open
Congrats on the feature with this magnificent capture! Beautiful color!
Thank you Angie
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Stunning image…beautiful work Tracey!
Thank you Ted, I was so happy to have this butterfly keep its wings open for a short period of time
– Tracey Dryka
Congratulations! Your artwork has been featured in the
Nature’s Wonders group.!!
Thank you very much for the Feature, much appreciated
– Tracey Dryka
Beautiful!
Thank you Kimberly
– Tracey Dryka
Congratulations, beautiful
Thank you
– Tracey Dryka
Congratulations on your wonderful feature, great work and well deserved.
Thank you very much Andrea
– Tracey Dryka
Congratulation on your feature…I hope someday I will get to photograph one of these…
Thank you
– Tracey Dryka
Gorgeous shot, lovely colors excellent detail! Congratulations on your feature :)
Thank you Christina
– Tracey Dryka
Wonderful, Tracey! Congrats on your feature!
Thank you very much
– Tracey Dryka
Amazing….so beautiful!
Most of the time their wings are closed, so I was very tickled to see keep its wings open
– Tracey Dryka
Congrats on the feature with this magnificent capture! Beautiful color!
Thank you Angie
– Tracey Dryka