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Pieris napi.
I've only just realised that I have this very common species in my garden as it is only when I take a pic that close examinination is possible.
These yellow daisies, are a mecca for insects, and catch the sun last in the evening as well as first thing in the morning..perfect!
Red Admiral butterfly. Think I was as suprised to see this as it was to see me. I was trying to photograph a drone fly - failed, turned round and this was about 12 inches away from my face. Love those hairy eyes. 4 shot focus stack using zerene
Butterfly macro from this summer. I don't really take the time to try to identify them since they're not primarily something I'm interested in.
Taken with a Canon Rebel XTi, Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro, Extension Tubes, and a Bracket mounted Sunpak 383 flash.
Thanks for looking and check out my page for lots more of my macros!
Kurt
Butterfly show at Krohn Conservatory, Cincinnati OH
Hooray! My second picture that i know of to make explore
#310 on 6/10/06 highest position #211on 2/6/07
Papilio Polytes (Common Mormon)
11 days after pupating, a butterfly emerges! Last night, the second pupa died. It was hurt by the ants before I rescued it. Nothing I could have done. I haven't slept much, checking the pupa out, and even thinking I killed it when I sprinkled some water over it (believing that it might aid in its exit).
Let's celebrate, Berend and David! =)