Red Admiral Pins and Buttons

Salt Spring Island silhouette in a soft dusty rose pink colour. Keep it bold, simple and bright with this salty design. Great gift or souvenir for tourists, visitors and local folks. Salt Spring Island.

The red admiral is a very beautiful butterfly. In summer / late summer you meet him in garden, field, forest or meadow. The graceful butterfly cuts a good figure on every T-shirt.

Salt Spring Island silhouette in bold orange tangerine colour. Keep it solid and simple with this salty design. Great souvenir for tourists, visitors and locals alike. Salt Spring Island.

Salt Spring Island silhouette in a blue indigo colour. Keep it bold, simple and bright with this salty design. Great gift or souvenir for tourists, visitors and locals alike. Salt Spring Island.

This colorful butterfly design is perfect for friend and family who loves butterflies. this is a Swallowtail Butterfly perfect for lovers of butterfly

Design

Beautiful Buddleia and butterflies an original painting by Colette Baumback

Simple Salt Spring Island silhouette in lemon yellow. Sporting the largest population of all the Gulf Islands so there's always something to do and someone to do it with. Makes a terrific gift for tourists or residents of this salty island. Salt Spring Island.

From the Natural History Cabinet of Anna Blackburne (1768), painted by James Bolton (1735 - 1799), an English naturalist, botanist, mycologist, and illustrator.

Simple Salt Spring Island silhouette in a lime green colour. Holding the largest population of all the Gulf Islands, there's always a hiking partner or sailing companion near by. Makes a great gift or souvenir for friends and tourists of this salty island. Salt Spring Island.

Simple Salt Spring Island silhouette in light blue turquoise. Repping the largest population of all the Gulf Islands, there's always a hiking partner or sailing companion near by. Makes a great gift or souvenir for tourists or visitors of this salty island. Salt Spring Island.

9 butterflies from my garden featuring a monarch, common buckeye, red admiral, question mark, orange sulphur, painted lady, and three different swallowtails!

Butterflies eat rotting meat and blood if they can get it. They're landing on you because they're trying to liquify and drink you. Goth AF.

Simple Salt Spring Island silhouette in classic white. Holding the largest population of all the Gulf Islands, there's always a hiking partner or sailing companion near by. Makes a great gift for tourists or visitors of this salty island. Salt Spring Island.

Red Admiral on Rudbeckia Lancashire NW England Sony DSC-HX1 !http://ih1.redbubble.net/work.9960686.1.flat,300x300,075,f.jpg! !http://ih1.redbubble.net/image.15716910.1356/flat,300x300,075,f.u2.jpg! !http://ih1.redbubble.net/work.7659600.1.fp,375x360,black,offwhite,box,l,ffffff.jpg! !http://ih1.redbubble.net/image.15831596.6864/flat,300x300,075,f.jpg!

This highly realistic illustration of a bright blue butterfly is certainly eye-catching! It was created using layers of marker and colored pencil. There is nothing quite as gorgeous as that shade of cerulean, if you ask me.

5 orange and brown butterflies in a seamless pattern featuring a monarch, common buckeye, red admiral, question mark, and painted lady

5 orange and brown butterflies design featuring a monarch, common buckeye, red admiral, question mark, and painted lady

Red Admiral butterfly resting on a buddleia bush near Holywell Pond, Northumberland on a warm July morning.

Salt Spring Island silhouette in red crimson colour. Keep it bold and simple with this salty design. Great for tourists, visitors and locals alike. Salt Spring Island.

A beautiful butterfly in flight.

I printed the background using leaves and flowers from the garden, then drew the butterflies in coloured pencil. The butterflies are: Red Admiral, Gatekeeper and Peacock (from top to bottom)

Vanessa atalanta, the red admiral or previously, the red admirable, is a well-characterized, medium-sized butterfly with black wings, orange bands, and white spots. It has a wingspan of about 2 inches (5 cm). It was first described by Carl Linnaeus in his 1758 10th edition of Systema Naturae. (Wikipedia)

ai art by mj by SWAG77 then photoshopped art by pm