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Color Blind (In Reference to the Monarch Migration - in Nature)

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Someone who's never experience the sight of migrating Monarch butterflies asked me what it's like. I had to give it thought but here is my exact feeling.
Imagine being totally deaf in a bubbling stream marked by lots of tiny rocks that cause the water to "blink." Imagine there are tree canopies rich with all the bright reds and yellows of fall, and the leaves drifting gently on the wind that both reflect the colors but also, sadly also blanket the water.
Now imagine you are colorblind...(which she is)...it doesn't change the sight, it only changes how we percieve the experience.
 

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Imagine being a human being and wanting to see orange, green, and blue...
 
Your wish is my command....but it is so common. I was going to wait until tomorrow to post a color image because today we should have double the number of last night...
 

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I like the color. This is not something I get to see 'errday.
 

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