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monarch butterflies are a common site from may through September at Wildflower Park
Males have an orange patch in the crown
A female golden-crowned kinglet perches on the branch of a birch tree before continuing on its autumn migration
composed this scene along with the sunrise in frame and began photographing
A BURST OF SUNSHINE THROUGH THE TREE YELLOW CONEFLOWER (RATIBIDA PINNATA) monarch butterflies are a commonAfter photographing a patch of wildflowers, I looked back and noticed the sunburst through the tree with the rays of sunshine extending out onto the prairie landscape. A few wildflowers of wild bergamot, eastern daisy fleabane, queen anne's lace and yellow coneflowers were noticeable and I composed them into the final image. It was a beautiful morning to be out enjoying the fresh air and the beauty nature provides us with at the Burnidge Forest