Probably for the last 25 years, in the yards of our several homes, we have had a butterfly bush. The blossoms are so aromatic that they seem to attract butterflies from the entire neighborhood and any that might be migrating through the area. I took this photo just last week, and then noticed that this butterfly has the appearance of some age (much like the photographer). The cool evenings this week have also been a reminder that this is late summer. I've enjoyed every day. And there are quite a few left, but there is no mistaking the summer is waning. I've tried to identify this butterfly, as it was unfamiliar to me. It is a Gulf Fritillary, and Tennessee is the limit of its northern range. Similar in size to a monarch. Photo details are the following: Sony a7rii, 90mm f/2.8 macro lens, iso 2500, f/13 at 1/500 second. Processed in Lightroom.