[Theme] Butterflies

[elsid]

Thank you, again, Peter.

[elsid]

This time is Danaus Chrisippus

[Matthew Currie]

Here's a cute little Cambodian butterfly....

And the bird that had him for lunch.

[elsid]

Under the November sun

[Bruno Schroder]

With almost 19 degrees on February 23, every early food source in the garden was frantically buzzing. First peacock butterfly with the 500/5.6PF on the D500. Cropped more and more to almost 100% for the third picture.

[Lars Hansen]

Butterfly season around here so I tried to sneak in on a few today - too windy (and poor technique..) so only one keeper.   

[Ann]

Sucking it up:

Fritillary (with a damaged wing) on an Echinacea flower:

[Bruno Schroder]

Amaryllis on an echinacea, a very battered Myrtil and a shy one which I still have to identify

[Fons Baerken]

July 30


Where butterflies become rare, lo and behold,

Vanessa cardui



Df, 135mm f/2 K

[Lars Hansen]

July 30

Where butterflies become rare, lo and behold,

Vanessa cardui

Around here (in Denmark) we've had unusually many of the Thistle butterfly this summer.

Here is a Map butterfly (as far as I can tell) to the collection. From second brood: Araschnia levana f. prorsa.

 

[pluton]

Sucking it up:

Fritillary (with a damaged wing) on an Echinacea flower:

Great angle on the subject, Ann. 

[Fons Baerken]

Around here (in Denmark) we've had unusually many of the Thistle butterfly this summer.

Here is a Map butterfly (as far as I can tell) to the collection. From second brood: Araschnia levana f. prorsa.

It has been very dry here the last few years.

[golunvolo]

Urban Butterfly, Jerez.

  D200 ir, 18-70 3.5-4.5 @ 18mm f8

[Bent Hjarbo]

Paco, Paco, Paco
I saw in the July thread, but only today, so glad you also posted it here.

[golunvolo]

Thank you Bent. At the end  I think this is were it belongs.