Red Admiral on Buddleja by durleybeachbum
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It is a much better year for butterflies than last year, for sure.
They do spend a lot of time out of my reach: see a high up pic Here
Comments (24)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Great colors and a lot of sharp details – beautiful image!!!
Wonderful capture Andrea
You are right. Last year I saw almost no butterflies. Wonderful shot here. :)
Nice shot Andrea. They aren't about our way yet!!
A beautiful butterfly and a fantastic capture. Well done Andrea.
beauty !
Stunning shot Andrea! It is great to see so many butterflies again. We counted over 20 Red Admirals on one clump of Hemp Agrimony at the reserve. It seemed far more popular than the Buddleias!
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nice to see a Red Admiral for a change, i am swamped by Peacocks as you might have noticed, not that i'm complaining. Ilike the way you give equal space to Buddliaj and butterfly
Awesome!
Great image It's good to see the butterfly's about.
GREAT IMAGE
The title implies a Soviet fleet commander upon an Asiatic Indian religious figure. Another masterful capture of an insect upon a bloom to add to your already capacious file of such fotos, Andrea.
Having a refreshing snack while it waits for the fleet to come in. Excellent separation from the background and wonderful detail.
Wonderful capture!
so lovely
That's a nice one!
Amazing capture
U are getting some very cool shots here my friend.
Gorgeous.
Two beautiful pics!!
Don't they know we want them down where we can get a good look at all their beautiful colours and structure? Sheesh, how rude! LOL.... well you got a great one here, my friend!
A fantastic zoom right into his face. Lovely capture!