I was disappointed that my video file of a monarch butterfly emerging from it’s chrysalis was too large to include in my blog post, but I have uploaded it to YouTube. Here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=of-B6kHKZN. Do watch it; the process is truly amazing!
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I couldn’t see the video on my phone, Susan. But I’ll bet it is amazing. The URL includes the word edit so maybe that’s why.
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Thanks, Terri. It works for me, but I’ll check it out!
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Try this, Terri and thank you for the “heads up” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=of-B6kHKZNg
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I would love to see it, Susan. I used to have issues when I taught classes, what I could see in Canvas, especially videos were only viewable by me. Since I had different access than the students, but the students couldn’t see what I saw.
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This should work, Terri https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=of-B6kHKZNg
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It did, what an incredible capture 👏
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Thank you for sharing this amazing video of life and re-birth. Nature is wonderous! and fills my heart with joy to have the chance to watch this miracle. Your photography is beautiful.
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Thank you for your kind words. It is amazing, isn’t it!
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That was an amazing video! They way it uncoiled its body when it first emerged was stunning. Then the time it spent flexing its proboscis was really cool to watch. I am in absolute awe. Time to look into planting some milkweed around here!
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Thank you, Russell. I’m glad that you found the video as fascinating as I did! Do plant some milkweed. It may take a couple of years to become established enough to attract the monarchs.
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Thanks Susan. What a treat to see this life event.
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