I don't often get to photograph
butterflies. The one time that I did, I was at a butterfly park which enclosed the butterflies in a fine mesh gazebo. Most of the time I don't see very many butterflies and in the wild they simply don't hold still often unless they are warming up in the sun, feeding on a flower or drinking water on the ground. Their little wings beat so fast that I would need a faster shutter speed than my current setting allows and by the time I have changed the setting on my camera the butterfly is usually gone. This year however, I really lucked out and got some fairly decent pictures to share.
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Little Blue |
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Painted Lady |
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Gray Copper |
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Fritillary |
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Mourning Cloak |
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Milbert's Tortoiseshell |
As I learn about these butterflies, I will let you know what I discover about these beauties. In the meantime...
Enjoy,
Susan
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