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Beryl, my mother-in-law, had the hip replacement operation last Friday. She is recovering well and came home today. We hope she'll be back to the normal life very soon.

This Red Amiral butterfly photo was taken in my parent-in-law's garden. The Buddleia'd attracted the Peacock,Cabbage White, Small Tortoiseshell and Red Admiral butterfly species.

Another Monarch, you can tell by the wing markings, but in the same flower garden after church today. Appears to be another male.

Paź królowej,

The Old World Swallowtail or Common Yellow Swallowtail

Garden photography.

Painted Lady Butterfly sitting on a leaf on the olive tree in my garden.

I think this one is the best from the series because it has an interesting angle, has the sharpness exactly right and a nice soft colored background.

I'm just not sure about the colors, I guess I really need color calibration because it doesn't look alright on all screens that I'm using.

Holly blue butterfly close up. Focus stacked using zerene

This female cabbage white visited the garden yesterday and proceeded to lay eggs in a trough of Rocket salad plants.

The small copper butterfly was basking on the ragwort flowers. Taken at Summerfield, Worc's

Cruiser Butterfly at Australian Butterfly Sanctuary Kuranda. Macro: Canon mkiii; 100mm macro lens.

Basking in the sunshine

These guys would fit in perfectly at a Halloween party,lol.

   

Eurema sari sodalis (Chocolate Grass Yellow)

Heliconius erato. The "sunrise" name comes from the red stripes on the forewing, suggestive of the rays of a rising sun.

Red admiral butterfly feeding on yellow bottlebrush flowers. Natural light

Butterfly sitting on my wife's butt.

 

Shot with 85mm f/16 & Extension Tube.

Close-up of a butterfly covered in pollen

Butterflies In Penang Butterfly Farm 2008, Malaysia

Photo taken in Marwell zoo with a Sigma 70-300 APO Macro Lens

This is an animated GIF made up from uncropped shots of a butterfly sitting on a sun chair. Taken with my 100mm macro lens just to illustrate the technique of slowly moving in on skittery subjects taking pics as you go, so if it does get spooked you at least have some shots.

View large size to see animation

Had an invasion of painted lady butterflies yesterday morning - about 20 of them in the front garden. I gather these are French holidaymakers

Had a red admiral butterfly visitor in the garden yesterday

Taken with my 200mm lens with 31mm of ext tubes in natural light

Strobist info: Vivitar 285 at 1/16 power on lightstand, camera left, triggered by Pocket Wizard

Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 USM macro, EOS 1D Mark III

Saw at a riverside of Taiwan

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