The first one is a Great Spangled Fritillary. The second two are Monarchs. Very nice photographs.

Peter Noyes U.S. Army 1960 - 1984 Major

Your Sabbath message couldn't have been presented any better. It is brief and to the point so nothing can be lost in it's translation.

BRING THEM ALL HOME!
Peter M. Noyes

I also have Matt's class on PHOTOSHOP and I will tell you that nobody does it any better than Matt. In my case it was money well spent and helped me considerably. His course on PHOTOSHOP HOW TOs has helped me considerably. Matt is a devoted professional who makes every effort to make us the best we can be.

Ben, I missed your weekly Sabbath messages. But, your well being is more important. I wish you a speedy recovery and the very best of health.

Thay may not all be "Girls". Male White Tail Deer are without antlers at this time of year.

That is an absolutely beautiful photograph. Thanks for sharing it.

What an absolutely beautiful squirrel! He is saying, "What. Me?".

Thank you very much for sharing those absolutely wonderful pictures. They are fabulous!
The Heather makes me miss a German drink called Heidigeist.

Thank you very much for sharing those wonderful photographs.

Beautiful pictures that bring back fond memories. We used to visit Lucerne every year from 1985 to 1992. The Kapellbrucke was constructed in 1365 connecting the old part of Lucerne with the new. It was a covered bridge decorated with beautiful pictures inside the bridge. The bridge was destroyed by fire in 1993 and subsequently restored. It is the oldest wooden covered bridge in Europe.
On our first trip to Zermat in 1985 we never saw the Matterhorn due to heavy fog but we did get to see it on subsequent trips. It is a breathtaking sight as your picture shows. I have several friends who climbed the Matterhorn sho can attest to the beauty. The village of Zermat itself is a stunning village nestled in the Alps. The only way to get to the village was to park your car in Tasch and take a funicular up to Zermat which was about 5 kilometers away.
Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful pictures.

Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful pictures of Vietnam. I spent three years in and around Vietnam in the 1960s so your pictures had a special meaning to me.

I very well remember Hank Aaron. I grew up in Marblehead, Massachusetts and we used to go to Boston to see Ted Williams play for the Red Sox (1940s - 50s)
and Hank Aaron for the Braves. I think Hank came along in the middle 50s. Anyway, it was a thrill watching them play. Back then there was almost always a game in Boston. I don't remember any night games them.
I remember going to a game with a quarter. We used to sit in the bleachers and eat popcorn. Popcorn today costs more than a quarter

Where's the ice? It should be frozen over at this time of year.

It had to be a male alligator! Female alligators seldom exceed seven feet in length.