In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 8-13-16. Waystation number 11567

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 7-13-18. Waystation number 11567

WayStation (UA, post-rock)

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In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 9-15-16. Waystation number 11567

Please credit "Kim Bartlett - Animal People, Inc."

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 7-26-17. Waystation number 11567

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 9-12-16. Waystation number 11567

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 8-13-16. Waystation number 11567

@ the way station w/unigen, the aquatic safety, & sky captains of industry.

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 7-22-17. Waystation number 11567

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 7-12-17. Waystation number 11567

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 9-12-16. Waystation number 11567

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 8-13-16. Waystation number 11567

The fence is not quite original -- it also had a moat and barbed wire on the ground next to the moat.

Dachau was the first concentration camp ope

Dachau was the first concentration camp opened by the Nazis in 1933, and was a model for the others. Many of the prisoners were forced to make munitions for the Nazis to use in the war. When the w

Dachau was the first concentration camp opened by the Nazis in 1933, and was a model for the others. Many of the prisoners were forced to make munitions for the Nazis to use in the war. When the war ended, citizens of the town Dachau were forced to walk through the concentration camp to see the overwhelming evidence of what the camp really was.

Dachau was the first concentration camp opened by the Nazis in 1933, and was a model for the others. Many of the prisoners were forced to make munitions for the Nazis to use in the war. Citizens of the townWhen the war ended, citizens of the town Dachau were forced to walk through the concentration camp to see the overwhelming evidence of what the camp really was.

Dachau was the first concentration camp opened by the Nazis in 1933, and was a model for the others. Many of the prisoners were forced to make munitions for the Nazis to use in the war.

Citizens of the town of Dachau turned a blind eye and believed the Nazi propaganda saying that Dachau was just a waystation where prisoners were treated humanely. When the war ended, they were forced to walk through the concentration camp to see the overwhelming evidence of what the camp really was.

Dachau was the first concentration camp opened by the Nazis in 1933, and was a model for the others. Many of the prisoners were forced to make munitions for the Nazis to use in the war.

Citizens of the town of Dachau turned a blind eye and believed the Nazi propaganda saying that Dachau was just a waystation where prisoners were treated humanely. When the war ended, they were forced to walk through the concentration camp to see the overwhelming evidence of what the camp really was.

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 7-12-17. Waystation number 11567

Lina Rifai, associate professor of vertebrate biology at IU Kokomo, leads students on a research project studying monarch butterflies. Rifai helped IU Kokomo earn a certificate and designation as a “Monarch Waystation.”

IU Kokomo’s campus now “provides critical resources for monarchs throughout their annual cycle of reproduction and migration and supports other pollinators and wildlife.”

Monarch Watch (Monarchwatch.org) creates, conserves, and protects monarch habitats and is headquartered at Kansas University. (Photography by Mike Glassburn and Lina Rifai/IU Kokomo)

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 7-18-17. Waystation number 11567

"Eat Waffles, Bitches!?" I tried! I waited in line 3 different mornings before I finally got a waffle...

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 10-13-15. Waystation number 11567

Please credit "Kim Bartlett - Animal People, Inc."

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 6-10-17. Waystation number 11567

E.V.E. LOCAL SHIP/SCIFI RP SIM {NEW}

Taken at E.V.E. OUTER REALM SPACE OUTPOST,BROTHEL & WAYSTATION, Vault of Souls (73, 221, 3770)

E.V.E. LOCAL SHIP/SCIFI RP SIM {NEW}

Taken at E.V.E. OUTER REALM SPACE OUTPOST,BROTHEL & WAYSTATION, Vault of Souls (73, 221, 3770)

E.V.E. LOCAL SHIP/SCIFI RP SIM {NEW}

Taken at E.V.E. OUTER REALM SPACE OUTPOST,BROTHEL & WAYSTATION, Vault of Souls (134, 194, 22)

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 10-8-15. Waystation number 11567

I've been trying to get a shot of Bianca for a long time now. For some reason, she sat and posed for me last night. Usually she dashes about her enclosure or tries to grab me and the camera.

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 10-2-18. Waystation number 11567

Greenville, CA. Interesting characters in there; miners, Indians, perhaps ranchers. We had a drink in there before the Friday night crowd really showed up, however.

@ the way station for the 4th night of the 1st annual prospect heights music festival.

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 8-29-15. Waystation number 11567.

this is the old central terminal in Buffalo, NY. It used to be a thriving waystation for travelers, now abandoned.

Taken at E.V.E. OUTER REALM SPACE OUTPOST,BROTHEL & WAYSTATION, Vault of Souls (66, 102, 21)

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 9-15-16. Waystation number 11567

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 9-9-15. Waystation number 11567.

Lina Rifai, associate professor of vertebrate biology at IU Kokomo, leads students on a research project studying monarch butterflies. Rifai helped IU Kokomo earn a certificate and designation as a “Monarch Waystation.”

IU Kokomo’s campus now “provides critical resources for monarchs throughout their annual cycle of reproduction and migration and supports other pollinators and wildlife.”

Monarch Watch (Monarchwatch.org) creates, conserves, and protects monarch habitats and is headquartered at Kansas University. (Photography by Mike Glassburn and Lina Rifai/IU Kokomo)

Taken at E.V.E. OUTER REALM SPACE OUTPOST,BROTHEL & WAYSTATION, Vault of Souls (109, 181, 22)

E.V.E. LOCAL SHIP/SCIFI RP SIM {NEW}

Taken at E.V.E. OUTER REALM SPACE OUTPOST,BROTHEL & WAYSTATION, Vault of Souls (134, 200, 3769)

E.V.E. LOCAL SHIP/SCIFI RP SIM {NEW}

Taken at E.V.E. OUTER REALM SPACE OUTPOST,BROTHEL & WAYSTATION, Vault of Souls (73, 221, 3770)

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 8-9-16. Waystation number 11567

My name is Daniel Bravo, I am 10 years old. I am going to 5th grade and attend Mater Academy Elementary school in Miami Florida. My project is called The Florida Monarch Project. I have been raising Monarch Butterflies with my mom since I was 5 years old.

To date, we have helped released over 800+.Monarch butterflies in our South Florida community.Our project will be focusing in the loss of habitat “milkweed plants”, and help on these efforts through the creation of at least 12 Monarch Waystations in our South Florida-Miami Dade County schools. Monarch butterflies are places that provide resources necessary for monarchs to produce successive generations and sustain their migration journey.

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 9-21-19. Waystation number 11567

In my butterfly garden in Toms River, New Jersey 7-21-17. Waystation number 11567

This is one of many butterflies that I was delighted to find at KU's Native Medicinal Plant Garden. I think I have the identification of this one correct. This garden is also a Monarch Waystation, so I can hardly wait for another month or so when the Monarch Migration is on.

E. 1600 Road,

Lawrence (Douglas County), KS.