Eastern Tiger Swallowtail by bakapo
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Description
an eastern tiger swallowtail butterfly in the back yard.
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Comments (21)
Beautiful butterfly, great capture.
Looks like a big one also, cool pattern on it. Great timing being there at that moment. Great shot, Barb.
WOW...Absolutely FABULOOUS my friend !!! I love it a lot !!!
A beautiful capture of this lovely butterfly and your Phlox flowers look so pretty too.
Fabulous and delightful capture
Great capture! Beautiful blossoms to blend with the gorgeous butterfly! Excellent photo! Bravo!
sweet
very pretty :)
Excellent capture !!!
Looks realy very nice!
used to see those when I was a kidlet
wonderful capture of this beauty***********
Exellent done.
what a spolendid capture !!! excellent !
cool capture
Beautiful capture Barb.
wonderful capture
wonderful
beautiful butterfly macro. we have them here sometimes
Beautiful!
I don't know what's wrong with me that I never knew any plant or insect names, as you do, so clearly, here. Mind you, I drew from nature and plant and insect books (with big photos), but never retained a single name. So, when viewing artists like yourself---who know all these names and genus's and varieties---I feel like a total dunce. Beautiful clarity on the butterfly, and how it stands out from everything around it. And clarity on the flowers too (in the foreground). Your background has a natural and easeful fade to it. A lush crowded nature-feeling in this gentle beautiful shot. Composed/captured well too, in the way the wings continue the lines of the bouquet behind it, and the tall stalk acts like a contrast to the insect. More very sensitive nature photography from you...there are days, living in a high rise, where I wish I could walk outside to this, rather than to more high rises and tons of cars...