White Peacock Butterfly - Isn't it beautiful?

I'm going to be making stepping stones for my garden and the mould has a butterfly motif. I plan on painting the stones as close as I can to the clours and designs of real butterflies. Of course I am limited with just a simple butterfly design and only eight colours but I'm hoping I will do okay. Of course the detail won't be there...I just hope it works out ok. So, thanks for the photo!

I saw the photo in your first comment and it is truly gorgeous! I can't imagine life without butterflies. Even when you're having a totally awful day, if a butterfly crosses your path, you can't help but step aside from your miseries and admire the beauty. Well, at least I can't. I'm probably as taken by one called the Blue Morpho which is a really bizarre name for a gorgeous butterfly but I didn't choose the name. LOL I have planted several flowering bushes that attract butterflies just to have them flying around nearby. They always make life a bit nicer wherever they go.

I think they are too...in fact I don't think there is anything quite as pretty especially when they are sitting on a flower! I haven't seen another insect I think is pretty! I pretty much hate most bugs!

I love butterflies. When I lived in the Southwest there were very few of them and they were not very colorful. When I moved back to the Midwest it was so nice to see all the colorful butterflies! I love the Monarch, the yellow ones, the white ones, the lovely blue ones. They come in all colors and sizes here and it's really a moment of awe when one alights on me when I'm outside reading.

Where is the picture? What does it look like?

This butterfly is found as a resident from Argentina north through Central America, Mexico, and the West Indies to South Texas and southern Florida. Migrates and temporarily colonizes to central Texas and coastal South Carolina. Here is a better picture of one. My son and I are always out and about in the wild catching different pictures of things. So we will be on the lookout for a picture of them when we are in the parks now.