A letter to Nature.

To nature,

I find you quite fascinating!

I went to a butterfly research Centre yesterday and I thought your creations were truly amazing! We saw butterflies that looked black and brown but underneath the light they had lovely hues of blue, lingering on the scales. Some impersonate their poisonous siblings while others impersonate their predators. The leaf butterflies were the best they had the technique to camouflage under their belt. They would change the colours according to the season, but when they would fly, they had the most amazing coloured wings to confuse predators. The butterflies with eyes on their wings were like advanced species. They painted their eyes so well on their wings, that even I thought they were staring back at me. Some of them were able to impersonate owls and some were able to impersonate snakes, when I first looked at them I thought it was quite odd to have snakes on display among other butterflies only to later realise they were butterflies in disguise. Oh! And how can I forget about peacock butterflies? How do you evolve into such beautiful beings? They had such a captivating aura and each region had different species, all ranging from various colours of blues and greens. Finally, the best butterfly of them all, the only one that deserves to be called a butterfly was the original yellow butterfly that looked as pure as butter and just looking at them made me feel relaxed. Dearest nature you have the best creations, how do you do it? It will always be a mystery. You have given us a gift more precious than anything in this world thank you for always nourishing us in need

Lots of love

Nanki xx