This is a Indian Blue Mormon, observation here. It flies very rapidly, and even though I have been seeing it for the last 6 years, I could finally get its photograph last October.
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Dictyodendrilla cavernosa (https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/261700462) from the Poor Knights Islands in NZ.
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That’s a Blue Pansy, observation here, a very ground-loving butterfly. It has a strikingly blue hindwing, with a contrasting orange spot (really, pansies are all about spots that look like eyes).
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Wow! It is the first observation for this species!
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There is this Chalky Percher, observation here, that has a little bit of blue.
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Awesome! Probably one of my favorite butterfly.
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One of my favourites too, but it being a member of Swallowtails, is rather difficult to photograph though.
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Here’s my little contribution: this is my 3rd iNaturalist observation, and I didn’t know yet that I was going to be hooked by the application!
Felimare cantabrica
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/128813810
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Wow! Pretty amazing for a third observation!
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Just saw this reply. Introduced from where? Where is it native to?
Blue variety _ Cicadella viridis | Green Leafhopper · 말매미충
Blue variety _ Loristes decoratus | 민장님노린재
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Daebak stuff!
Clintonia borealis (Bluebead Lily) (hey I just saw there’s a bonus hopper nymph hiding in this photo too!)
Omalus cuckoo wasp
Plebejus samuelis (Karner Blue)
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From Mexico to Argentina.
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