Photographing butterflies
This really was fun. They are so beautiful, and quiet. Here I am in action with my macro lens. In the first photo, the butterflies are at the right, on the flowers. 
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David Hume Kennerly book party for his book ON THE IPHONE
David (signing the book) with his publisher Gordon Goff at a book party in Santa Monica last night. A few celebrities were there, but this was the main show.
And finally, one with Dave and me, and the book.
Butterfly Flower ID 2
#1 Black-eyed Susan (Rudbekia hirta)? at upper left corner; Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) below that; E. “Flame Thrower” in bottom right corner; pink and purple star clusters in the middle; #3 star clusters; #5 Mexican heather (Cuphea hyssopifolia)
New books on hummingbird and butterfly gardening have gone to press
My new books are due out together in April. This was a real neat job to do, especially the photography of the butterflies which I really enjoyed. I hope they have success out there in the wild world of publishing. 
Butterfly Flower ID 3
My nursery manager thinks the yellow and white flowers are a type of coreopsis.
In the garden with my old butterfly net
My book THE ART OF BUTTERFLY GARDENING will be out in the spring from Skyhorse Publishing. The second shot is more like an old-fashioned photo, a throwback to the old days of butterfly gardening in England. The third was just for fun. How do you make a self-portrait interesting?
