They're So Fuzzy! by CavalierLady
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Description
Taken about six weeks ago when a variety of insects like to warm up on an east wall in the early morning sun on a very cool morning. The Red Admirals were quite skittish, but this one Question Mark Butterfly (Polygonia interrogationis) stayed long enough for me to get a closeup of their fuzzy bodies that normally isn't seen all that well when they are flitting about the flowers.
Preview very soft, furry bits much better in zoom. Thanks for looking and thanks for your kind comments.
Comments (18)
Hendesse
Outstanding close-up. Fascinating details!
durleybeachbum
Very strokeable! We have the Comma butterfly, Polygonia C-album.
MrsRatbag
We never think of insects being furry, but it seems like quite a few of them really are; superb capture of this beauty!
chesscanoe
Super feature detail.
dochtersions
I love the focus on the hairs very much, were also is to see the wonderful colour-variations of it's body, Maria.
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Excellent close-up Tex. The preview does not do this justice.
kgb224
Superb capture Maria. God bless.
bodo_56
Really quite furry and a nice contrast to he orange wings - a wonderful close-up!
sossy
impressive macro and interesting that they have fur g outstanding details! ;o)
kenmo
Fantastic closeup photo....
Juliette.Gribnau
beautiful ! looks much like our Polygonia C-album
jayfar
Oh yes it really is fantastic in zoom.
DennisReed
cool
Richardphotos
there was one that landed on my trash can last night. very sharp macro
danapommet
A crystal clear capture and zoom Maria - outstanding!!!!!!!
awjay
superb
goodoleboy
You've got selective focus down to a science in this striking capture of the lovely spotted butterfly, Maria.
irisinthespring
Wonderful POV!