INTRODUCTION
Welcome to this nature themed post on aspi.blog. The title is formed from the initial letters of snakes, butterflies and slugs, all of which feature prominently.
SOME SWEDISH STUFF
Of course when posting about nature and mentioning Sweden, Anna is going to feature prominently, but also featured here is the work of two Swedish photographers, Ingrid Benson who specialises in butterflies and John Jonasson who photographs reptiles.
A SERIES OF BUTTERFLY POSTS
Some of you may remember that I reblogged a post from fargaregardsanna about butterflies in and around Trosa that was marked as the first of a series. Well that series now runs to six posts, four posts based on the work of Ingrid Benson and two more featuring some of Anna’s own photographs. I now provide links to all of them:
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Fjärilar i Trosa – Butterflies in Trosa Sweden part 1 – the series opener – as all posts in this series are titled in this way the remaining links will only contain the part number at the end of the title.
- Part 2 – more from Ingrid Benson.
- Part 3 – more from Ingrid’s collection.
- Part 4 – the last of these posts to feature Ingrid’s work.
- Part 5 – the first of the two posts featuring Anna’s own photographs – I include two rather than the regular one as I could not decide between them.
- Part 6 – the last post (to date) in the series.
SNAKES
Anna put up a post titled “Snake day” featuring some pictures of snakes near where she lives…
…at the end of it she included a link to the site run by John Jonasson and featuring pictures and information about snakes.
A COUPLE MORE
NATURE RELATED LINKS
Firstly, from A New Nature Blog comes a post titled “Guest Blog: Agri-environment – a need for detailed scrutiny, by Steve Peel” which is quite a long post but well worth reading.
Secondly, from Mitch Teemley, comes a piece titled “Caterpillars Don’t Become Butterflies!” which explains the process of metamorphosis.
MY PHOTOGRAPHS
We end as usual with some of my own photographs:
aspiblog 
Reblogged this on Art by Nicole Corrado.
Thank you for the reblog.
Thanks for linkback. I like your photos as always. You have butterflies and cormorants that look like ours here in Sweden.
You are very welcome – your series of butterfly posts was really excellent and your snake post was very interesting, and I really enjoyed following up your link to John Jonasson’s site.
I’m glad you like all of it. More butterflies coming up when I have time to write the posts.
Reblogged this on Annas Art – FärgaregårdsAnna and commented:
For all of you who likes nature photographs. This is a lovely post. Visit original post at aspiblog and leave comments over there. A big thank you to Thomas for linkback my butterfly posts. Anna
Thank you for reblogging 🙂
You’re welcome. It was my pleasure 🙂