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It was worth a few nettle stings to get this shot of mating Orange Tips. The male on the left, the female on the right.
At the summit of Mount Washington, NH
The Tip-Top House is a historic former hotel in Mount Washington State Park in Sargent's Purchase, New Hampshire, United States. Built in 1853, it is the oldest surviving building in the summit area of Mount Washington, and is believed by the state to be the oldest extant mountain-top hostelry in the world. It features exhibits concerning the mountain's history.
It's taken me a long time to get a shot of a male orange tip with his wings open like this. As most of you will know they're always on the wing and rarely settled or they're found with their wings held upright when at rest. This one though obliged nicely allowing me the opportunity to take a few shots.
There was a forest fire burning nearby when this photo was taken, hence, the smoky background and coloring.
at the animalshelter where i volunteer.
"This is Tipper he just got brought in and is ery scared, thats why he has his own cage, where he can get used to beeing with other cats and us from a save distance, she loves to be pat"
It's always a good idea to check the closet for creepy old men with a camera. They are usually harmless but can be a bit of a nuisance when you are trying to get to sleep.
Beautiful male Orange Tip on their favourite Cuckoo Flower.
Also notice the large water drops on his abdomen.
This is the first Orange-tip butterfly I've see this year, resting on a Pheasant's Eye (?) Narcissus. Taken at Brodsworth Hall garden earlier this month.
I posted another shot of this butterfly with it's wings closed at about 4pm (UK) yesterday and since then (over 22 hours ago) it's received very few views (just 12, at the moment), so I'm not sure if everyone can see it. Others have reported this sort of issue and I have seen it myself on previous occasions, so I've reported this to Flickr (as suggested on the help forum thread). I've left the original there to allow them to investigate. Please let me know if you can see the previous image too.
Unfortunately fly tipping has increased in the countryside during the covid period. Scum staining our countryside and driving farmers nuts!
Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL. Photo by John Lishamer Photography (www.johnlishamer.com) All Rights Reserved.
Only the last few flowers of this gladioli stem could be saved after wild winds last night flattened the late bloomers in my garden. Dame Edna would not be pleased.
Friction Bouldering Competition at Sportrock II in Alexandria, VA.
Camera :: Nikon D200
Lens :: Nikkor AF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 DX
So pleased to see this fluttering around last weekend in the Forest of Dean. Spring is such a fantastic season :)
I forgot the name of this color but I know it's from OPI. I received a lot of compliments on this color.
At last!
My first butterfly photo of the year. Early in the morning a brimstone flew through my garden but this butterfly settled on the back of one of my solar sheep in early afternoon.
I was desperately trying to find something to photograph today as I'm doing a 365 project. Settled on my pen pot.
11-12-15_MG_4330 It was a treat to find one of these again, several years ago I had my only other one of this species and barely got any usable photos of it at that time.
There was some sun when I set off for my usual walk and I saw a few butterflies on the roadside as I headed for the reserve. However by the time I got there it was overcast, so I headed back.
This was one of those seen - all were either female orange tips or other whites.
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