Last week we were inundated with tiny butterflies; thousands of them! The Caper White from the other side of the Great Dividing Range in western Queensland and New South Wales have migrated to south east Queensland in search of food. There is an abundance of them this year mainly due to favourable breeding conditions and wind patterns that have helped them on their way, enabling them to travel further than usual.
Sadly they won’t be here for long but it’s been wonderful to see them in the city.
Caper White Butterfly
Why did the butterfly flutter by?
Feeding time
in the garden
Waking the Wombat 
9 replies on “Tiny – Weekly Photo Challenge”
Very lovely pictures! Thanks for sharing them.
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And thanks for visiting 😊
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I’ve seen a few around Noosa but thanks for naming them and the other info.
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You’re welcome Irene – I actually had to look them up!
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🙂 You learn a lot when you blog. I know I have.
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Beautiful! The butterflies are gorgeous sitting on these fuzzy pink flowers:)
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Thank you Inger. I’m still learning the names of plants in Queensland so I really like your fuzzy pink flowers 😊
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