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In Fytema, Ikaria, Greece - May 4, 2014

:) We just had a great time chasing these buties....

 

Bannerghatta Butterfly Park.

 

All are taken with Nikon D200 + 80-200mm f2.8 lens + Canon 500D Macro filter.

 

Hope you like it!! You will find some great shots of the same cuties at my friend Srini's stream too

www.flickr.com/photos/gsrini/ ...[ may be he is busy getting them reday !!]

Monte Barro, May 2007

D800

Nikon 105mm Micro

1/125s at f/4, ISO 400

Small white butterfly ("Pieris rapae", in Swedish "Rovfjäril").

Shot with the SMC Pentax-DFA 100mm f2.8 macro (1:1) with a Soligor x1.7 converter and a AF540FGZ flash on the K20D.

Red admiral butterfly feeding on valerian. Natural light

Found this Swallowtail at the Robert C Byrd locks and Dam.

This butterfly is drinking water from a small receptacle in the nursery.

The speckled wood butterflies are back and taking up their normal position on the sunchairs

Taken at the Snowhill Lavender farm near Broadway, at least I think that's what he is ...

Spindasis syama terana (Club Silverline, 豆粒银线灰蝶)

Butterfly sitting on my wife's butt.

 

Shot with 85mm f/16 & Extension Tube.

First speckled wood butterfly of the year arrived in the garden today so I thought I'd start getting it used to the camera. These butterflies are territorial and tend to hang around the same area for weeks.

I was outside the other day walking around the garden and spotted this little guy on our Asters. Actually there were several species and they were everywhere getting the last nectar of the year.

 

May 21st, Day 141 of 365

 

Such a hard day to pick a photo..... after several years of saying I was going to go, I made it to the Franklin Park Conservatory for their annual butterfly exhibit. And I took lots of photos. Pretty butterflies.... so many, all over, not wanting to stay still for me. So if you like butterfly and insect macros, I've posted several of the shots from the visit in my stream.

I don't know what this is. Pretty, though, in an understated way.

The drive to Fermyn Woods and time spent tracking down this beautiful, if elusive, butterfly were well worth it in the end.

Was trying to photograph this red admiral butterfly today when it took off and then came back down again onto my hand. Never had that happen before.

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