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The Monarchs are Here! — 18 Comments

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  1. Hi Karen, Excellent blog. I do so enjoy nature and being out in God’s creation. What a blessing. How can anyone look at His creation and say, “There is no God.” It baffles the mind. This is how God speaks to me many times when I am writing. All truth is parallel. For every natural truth, there is an equal and corresponding spiritual truth. I’ve written many blogs on this truth. I think that God speaks to us through His creation. I know he does through me anyway. Bless you Karen.

    Jim

  2. Good Afternoon, Karen. Thank you for sharing your experience about the Monarch butterfly. I wonder how they got their name. John and I visited a place in Pacific Grove. Really amazing to see all the Monarch fluttering around. Another example of the hand of God and all that He has created.
    I wish you and your family a blessed Thanksgiving. I will be out of town for Thanksgiving – will be with family.

  3. Oh, I love this time of year ! I must get out and see them soon. I love that scripture verse!!! Thanks for the reminder!!

  4. Fantastic Karen! Let’s check on these beauties when we are in Santa Cruz the week between Christmas and New Year together!! That would be fun!!

  5. I love Butterflies! I have a good friend here that has a lot of trees, and flowers in her back yard and she has more butterflies than I can imagine always flying around! She takes a lot of photos of them and of the little squirrels who sit on the fence and eat Hibiscus blossoms!! It is amazing to see this beauty in her yard!
    Thanks for the photo here! So glad you got to go on this trail!!
    Love to you, Margaret

  6. The Monarchs are such a beautiful and amazing sight, Karen. I’m so glad you were able to enjoy them and see the beauty of God’s creation in them. Thank you for this lovely post.

  7. It is so wonderful to see and think about the strength and fortitude these beautiful creators have. They start life crawling on the ground then turn into the majesty God wants us to see in His glory. Thanks for sharing

    • Thanks for your comment, Lynn. It’s lovely to hear from you and to learn that you too, admire the ‘strength and fortitude’ of these beautiful creatures.

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