Peleides Blue Morpho butterfly by danapommet
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Description
This is a Peleides Blue Morpho that would have hatched, from the chrysalis, that the previous lava/caterpillar would have made. The blue part of its name comes from the iridescent blue that you can see when the wings are open. Taken in July during our summer butterfly science project. Yes, I am lying on the ground again.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments.
They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (20)
Looks a lot better than the caterpillar Great capture
Getting down there isn't the problem is it my friend..It's getting back up is where the challenge lies..lol...Another Beautiful Capture! -Will-
Beautiful clear shot, Dana. Love too see so many 'eyes' on this butterfly.
Great to see the end result Dana.
Superb photo!
Wonderful shot! :)
fabulous!
fantastic shot
What a beautiful creature!
Super nice catch, looks like that posed for you :)
Awwwwwwww.....Adorable Dana, this is a gift my friend, loved it!
There she is all beautiful!!!
wonderful
Beautiful capture! I like the patterns on this. :)
Awesome shot!!!
Very beautiful capture !
Wow, that was a fast metamorphosis from your last posting of the larvae. Very fine clarity and composition in this capture taken under less than desirable lighting conditions, Dana!
Fantastic macro and details!
Such a beautiful creature they good work.
bonne photo!