November 3 Program: The Butterflier's Guide to the Galaxy, or at least, Florida

Presented by John Lampkin

Photographer, composer and author of crossword puzzles

Thursday, Nov. 3 

Tampa Garden Club, 2629 Bayshore Blvd, Tampa, FL 33629 

6 pm Photo Club click here to see how to participate. 

7 pm Potluck (bring a covered dish) 

7:30 pm announcements and program



Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89199353499

Join by Zoom any time!


Do butterflies drink tears from crocodile eyeballs?

Why doesn't a male butterfly fall out when dangling mid-air when flying coupled to a female?

John's photographs grace the pages of field guides, websites and magazines. He won the American Butterflies magazine 2020 photo contest. As a neo-classical composer, he won international prizes for his Piano Concerto and woodwind quintets. He has constructed many crossword puzzles, often with nature themes, for the NY Times, LA Times and Wall Street Journal.

Inquiring minds want to know, and John Lampkin has the answers to these and other compelling questions with photographic proof!


John Lampkin

At heart, he is just a guy with a camera who thinks and shares what he discovers.




Location: 2629 Bayshore Blvd, Tampa, FL 33629, USA

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