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Think this one is getting used to me now and allowed me fairly close

borboleta Dryas Julia e a flor da Lantana.

Macro butterfly

Hanging around on Blue Fortune Hyssop. I should have bought every one of these plants they had when they were on clearance last year. They bloomed for months and the bugs just love them.....

 

Best On Black

Visited the Stan Hywet butterfly house today where I found the most relaxed butterflies I've yet to see. I was able to take off the telephoto and shoot with the 60 macro; they didn't care if you stood right on top of them! One landed on my speedlight as I was changing memory cards. It's hard to use your camera to take a picture of itself.

 

It's a lovely facility, easily the most humidified butterfly house I've yet to visit, and I've been in three this summer. And it's been a HOT summer! When I walked out into the 90-degree heat and direct sun, I felt wonderfully cool. It was an odd sensation.

 

More posts to come in a day or so. Also some from the garden.

RX100 with:

 

52mm CarrySpeed magnetic adapter:

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Huge Filter/Macro lens set (52mm):

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Variable ND filter (52mm)

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Visit to RSPB Frampton Marsh

 

Frampton, Lincolnshire, England

I was happy to capture this small butterfly again :-)

It's one of my very favourite butterfly. I love its blue tone.

 

EOS 40D & EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM

F3.5 | 100.0 mm | 1/1000s | handled

Canon EOS 350D / Digital Rebel XT

 

Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4.0-5.6 IS Telephoto Zoom Lens

One of the many caterpillars that were eating my broccoli plants.

Looks like I picked the wrong day to quit using the 180mm ... try as I may, I still couldn't fit this guy in at 1:1 ... so ... I decided to get closer!

 

No crop. Can't remember the magnification.

 

Basically out of the camera shot though.

Saw at a park of Taiwan

Le Paon-du-jour, Aglais io, est un Insecte Lépidoptère de la famille des Nymphalidae, de la sous-famille des Nymphalinae, de la tribu des Nymphalini, du genre Aglais.

Taken in July 2007 in Tioga County, PA.You have to look closely to see the difference between this and the striped hairstreak.

Tropical World Leeds

:) 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 !!]

Gatekeeper butterfly focus stacked using zerene

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