Many creatures resort to camouflage to conceal themselves from their preys or to confuse and confound their predators. The lizard which lives in the crevices of granite rocks has markings of granite. The spider on the plant has a perfect camouflage to catch her victims.
But the butterfly Euploea core was not so clever. He just changed his name to" Common Crow" to evade his enemies!
The beautiful Chrysothemis pulchella is blooming in my garden now. It is commonly known as Sunset Bells.
My thanks to Mrs.Nesbitt for the wonderful meme
ABC Wednesday.
camo is very important to lots of animals. occasionally, including humans...
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a great C word, love your photos, too. the butterfly is beautiful!
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Camouflage is a beautiful word.Your photos are very pretty! Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely photos! Great examples of camouflage! Love the view of the lizard!
ReplyDeleteLOve you awesome creatures and the flower!
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ReplyDeleteEwww...creepy crawlies! The butterfly is pretty though. Orange is a favorite color of mine. Love your Chrysothemis pulchella. Nice photos. Thanks for sharing.
The Confidence Of A Man
Good take on C ! Look forward to see beautiful flowers from your garden :) PRetty Pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use C in your garden.
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ReplyDeleteI think it's amazing how critters can camouflage themselves.
Yes, camouflage...like the aphids hiding under my rose leaves! ICK! Great post...
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I remember the stick insects my cousin used to keep. I never saw them, but she said they were there!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos ~ wonderful for ABC ~~ thanks, namaste, (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteLove the butterfly! Catching up with ABC.
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Rose, ABC Wednesday Team
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The spiders and lizards are the ones that always caught me by surprise! Yes they blend in so well.
ReplyDeleteDelightful images.
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