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Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 8:27 pm   Post subject: Butterflies that I have seen.


I have managed to get a few pictures of butterflies, mostly from around the garden. When there are 2 photos, I have tride to take one with the wings open and one shut. Many though don't do both very often. Just click.Butterflies.


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Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 9:22 pm   Post subject:


I just don't know how you do it Kildale. I either get a shot of a butterfly with closed wings or one with open but rarely get both shots. Mostly I just get photographs of a blur - maybe I need to learn to be more patient. Rolling Eyes


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Lovely! All of them. I am very fond of butterflies, and welcome them to my garden. We haven't got such a huge selection, though. Truth be told, our cabbage whites have been decimated due to the neighbour's kitten who loves to catch and eat them. Very Happy


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Lovely shots Kildale. You must be very patient.

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Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 2:14 pm   Post subject:


Thank goodness for people like you Kildale, so I can enjoy the pics that I'm not patient enough to capture. My niece will love looking at these too.

The butterfly I like the most in this grouping the Sara Orange Wing.


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Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 4:12 pm   Post subject:


Thank you all for the comments, I basically only take nature shots now. When I was shooting for agencies and such I would photograph anything of interest, 100's of horse pics as I used to take stock photos for a horse magazine, Equus. Now its just insects for a magazine and my Nature Site.


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