Break a leg - butterfly in green

This razor-sharp butterfly is a common blue. This male is sitting on a plant also known as the leg breaker.
The background features beautiful green grasses, creating a colourful whole. The fluffy butterfly has a cute appearance with its bright colours. This makes it very pleasing to the eye. The colours green and blue also radiate peace and serenity, allowing it to bring a beautiful atmosphere to almost any setting.
The sharpness of the photo on the butterfly and the plant means that you never tire of looking at it, because you keep noticing new details.

The blue butterfly is native to the UK and owes its name to its blue colour on the underside of its wings. However, the colour can also be seen on this side of the wings in the blue frosting. The blue spots in the orange spots reveal that this is a male. When resting, they sit with their heads down. 'At night, they can get wet from the dew and in the morning they have to dry off before they can fly away. This male has already dried off and will soon fly away.

The plant on which the butterfly is sitting, with orange flowers in bud, is called 'beenbreek'. It owes its name to the damp environment and marshy soil in which it grows and flowers, causing sheep to sometimes break their legs.

In my mind's eye, I can see this little butterfly fluttering its wings and showing the bright blue colour on the inside of its wings before turning around and flying away.

This photo was taken at the Drenthsche Aa in the Netherlands.