he is beautiful, i saw one similar to this yesterday down here, but not quite like it. our b fly's are not here like they were a few weeks back, and i wonder why.
I'm in awe of butterfly close-ups...am now into bird-shots, will join you for butterfly shots when I graduate from birds. I like the shadows too. Great SOOC. Rosie
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Yes, very lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteThe swallowtails are my favorite butterfly. I just don't see them very much anymore, and that makes me sad.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you know these things, EG. Does the fauna have identifying tattoos up there?
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sooc shot - a lovely butterfly!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The butterflies here have been most elusive this summer.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
Great shot!
ReplyDeleteJust watched one in our garden on my new Butterfly Bush:)
- Cheers Gisela.
I have yet to get a decent butterfly photo this year!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the swallowtail and I love the turtle in the post after this one.
ReplyDeleteI was out today and saw the largest butterfly I have ever seen. Not like this but still lovely.
ReplyDeleteExactly right, a bit past its best but still a wonderful creature.
ReplyDeletethat's just the kind of tattering I admire---you can imagine how it happened.
ReplyDeletebless its heart and tatter!
ReplyDeletewhat a beauty
he is beautiful, i saw one similar to this yesterday down here, but not quite like it. our b fly's are not here like they were a few weeks back, and i wonder why.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shot, such clarity,
ReplyDeleteGill
The leaf over the right wing makes it a tricky image, at first sight I thought a part of the wing was missing... Silly me. :)
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
A bit tattered like all of us after this summer. Still a beauty!
ReplyDeleteI have seen a few of these EG, but they never seem to stop long enough for any photos.
ReplyDeleteB
Wonderful macro. I really like the composition of your photo.
ReplyDeleteWe see tiger swallowtails here, too. Nice photo of him.
ReplyDeletealways nice to see this one. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm in awe of butterfly close-ups...am now into bird-shots, will join you for butterfly shots when I graduate from birds.
ReplyDeleteI like the shadows too. Great SOOC.
Rosie