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My other Camera Critters post features an Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly.
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My other Camera Critters post features an Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly.
Technorati Tags: Coenonympha tullia, common ringlet butterfly, Camera Critters
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15 comments:
Terrific close-up shot! It is amazing the detail on these wee creatures that we do not normally see :)
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what a beautiful closeup!!
What an awesome closeup!
What an amazing close up shot!
Love your nature photos - and both the butterflies are beautiful!
But for your description, I'd have believed that this is a moth, by the fuzz on its wings - but I guess the antennae are more reliable indicators?
I am so amazed at the close up shots people can get with there cameras this is great
I think you are absolutely amazing, my friend... but, you already knew that, didn't you? hehe Another absolutely awesome Andree shot!
I have also had some butterflies to appear as if by magic. I like your swallowtail with its perfect wings that, by fall, will be tattered and ripped and it is hard to imagine that they can still fly but they do.Nice photography.
Obviously, this guy was ready for his closeup.
*wow* Thats a cool closeup!
Great Macro shot.
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When I opened up the screen, I thought it would fly off ...sandy
Wow! Incredible shot! Absolutely beautiful.
I love how he looks furry.
Andrée...it is a wonderful area for nature photography. Your ringlet photo is nice. I have photographed four or five around here and they are so very different from each other.
My previous CCM post featured a Yellow-headed Blackbird. You can see it here: http://ashrunner.blogspot.com/2008/06/camera-critter-sunday-no-9.html
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