black swallow tails by Richardphotos
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Description
both would not let me approach close enough for macro and never would stay at a flower for more than 5 seconds but I think you can get an idea of their beauty and how large they are. thanks for your visit and comments

Comments (43)
Wonderful captured this swallow tails. I know they are very seldom and quite big, but I never have seen one without a needle in his back (shame)!!! Thank you for bringing us all this insects and animals more near, Richard. I enjoy to see your photos and to learn new things about your country and the nature!! Hugs Ute
I never saw one of those, it sure is a beauty. Nice sequence too. V
Beautiful captures Richard!! They're gorgeous and delicate!! I'm so glad they decided to visit where you were for your birthday :) huge hugglz :)
Very interesting view of all the different shots Richard. Beautiful photography and a lovely subject V Cathy xoxoxo
Chasing butterflies! Good for you! I enjoy that sport too! Wonderful sequence! I love that particular butterfly, atleast what I have seen to be similar. Excellent job! ; )
It has always amazed me how perfect and beautiful butterfies are..so delicate! You have captured some of this beauty here! Splendid photograph! :)
Gorgeous butterflies! YOu did a fantastic job capturing them even though they don't sit still! EXCELLENT!!! Hugs Maria
It's a beauty,amazing photography.
Gosh! Thank you for letting me know that there are such lovely creatures. I have heard of yellow swallowtails but didn't know you got black ones too. Great capture!
Beautiful butterlies!! I love it when the swallowtails come into my yard. We get a lot of the Tiger Swallowtails and a few of the Giant Swallowtails, and you are right, they are very shy!! Great capture on these two different butterflies!!!
What a brilliant and so beautiful photo serie! Excellent macro shot of this beautiful pink flower and marvellous photos about this so wonderful butterflies! So far as I can see is the butterfly on the left corner a different one! Splendid work!!! *****
Nice Collage of shots. I know the feeling chasing insects around..You're way more successful than I. =)
Nice! I'm not 100% sure; bbut I don't think we get these doggies in North Dakota; would've loved m seeing EXTRTEME macro ;-( I know; they too flighty.
Great shots of these busy beauties.
Too bad they were so shy. This is a wonderful capture.
Fantastic shots of these elusive beauties!! Fine job!!
Excellent macrophoto series my friend.....!!!
I can just imagine ,you running after those butterflies to get a good closeup .No matter you managed take lovely pictures of those beauties .
lovely montage of different angles of the chap/ess.. wonderfully seen excellent:)
I have never seen the black ones and never the giant size of these..wow! This song came to mind immediately.."Across my dreams, with nets of wonder I chase the bright elusive butterfly of love" I love how they seem to be elusive and yet seem to want to show off a bit for you.And the patterns on the wings are just beautiful!! Beautiful images Richard, a lovely gift indeed!
Wonderful composition with these beautiful taken photos!
Stunning shots Richard! I can see you now, chasing this gorgeous creature of nature around the field! :) Bravo!
LOL I saw them recently and yes they are quite big.The ones I saw stayed very still but even so I don't have a good shot!LOL!-M :)
It always cracks me up when grown men post butterflies! I can just picture you chasing them around trying to get a shot! so funny, it makes me smile! Beautiful butterfly, Thank you for sharing this! 8-)
Superb composition!Beautiful photos!Super!!V
Very, very pretty!!
Great collage showing so well how difficult they are to shoot! Impresisve work!
Silent, gently moving, perfect timing and struggling with leg muscles that complain about the strange positions typical of a nature photographer. The reward here has been great and size of these butterflies can readily be appreciated compared to the flowers.
Richard, Amazing isn't it, how as artists we work so hard to achieve a beauty that is so evident in the natural world? These are beautiful fragile creatures whose lifespan is far too short! Thanks for sharing these beautiful images! Leanndra
Ohhhhh These are beauties sweetie I love butterfly's any and all Have had 2 good days hoping for more:) Vote n hugs Susan~