Speckled Wood
Small tortoiseshells
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Nice Deb. Good old speckled wood. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the lighting on the first Debbie.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive!! I still haven't been able to capture a butterfly on camera!!! So neat!
ReplyDeletelovely photos, I really like how the light shines through the wings of the Speckled Wood
ReplyDeleteNice butterfly shots.
ReplyDeleteThese are really beautiful shots. Wonderful.
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I have never seen a Speckled Wood OR a Tortoiseshell so this is a real treat! They are so pretty...I wonder how many species of butterflies there are? Hundreds, probably. Nice job!!
ReplyDeleteI've popped a link to an album of photos that you asked for on my blog in the comments about the wasp in the apple - hope that makes sense!
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