Six-spot Burnet by dochtersions
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Description
The Six-spot Burnet, Zygaena filipendulae, is a day-flying moth of the family Zygaenidae.
Dutch: Sint-jansvlinder.
This picture I made with my little old Sony, nearby our house.
I made a lot photo's of this butterfly in various poses.
But could not decide which was best to post here.
Taking a decision is difficult, because the pain in my eyes and face hinder me so much.
It cost me 'hours' to read and write decently ;-)
That's also the reason I'm not often on the Internet.
Although it seems I'm always in it, because my old P.C., I can't set off, LOL.
Hey Karel when will you buy a better one for me!!!!????
Well it's really hot here, about 33 degrees in the shadow, so our garden is pretty thirsty.
I think it's not so bad, I love the sun, and cycling is so fun to do now.
Thank you very much for your visit, and wishing you all a lovely day!
Better seen on zoom.

Comments (43)
beautiful flower/insect photo, great colors
TERRIFIC CAPTURE NEVER SEEN BEFORE!
Gorgeous shot Mies, lovely details! Enchanting photo!
super shot, i love these
beautiful shot my friend!
Very beautifuk capture and shot , dear Mies !
first time I recall ever seeing. such a beautiful moth and macro
You have taken the right choice Jacomina. Very nice capture.
M A R V E L O U S
I really love those contrasting colours, which make this image so spectacular, never mind your painful eyes (I mean I DO CARE), but you are doing a hundred times better job, than me with my 'new' eyes ... Take care my friend, BB (must hit the bed now - it's already 2am again!) Good Night Jacominchen!;)
What A stunning Capture My Friend...Thanks..
very colorful and a wonderful POV to catch all the colors!
well captured