Red Pierrot I

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• gracious (12512)
• [2008-09-01 18:49]

Hello Goldy,
Could not help you with the ID!
but I know the bg colouration makes this butterfly so outstanding!
the butterfly with the yellow back part looks very nice
TFS
cheers
Tony

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• Gert-Paassen (6181)
• [2008-09-01 21:06]

Hello Goldy,

Sorry, I can't help you with the ID.
You're have here a very good picture.
good macro shot wit lots of details and with beautiful colours.

Gert

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• ramthakur (25869)
• [2008-09-01 21:27]

HP has given you the correct ID of this small butterfly, Goldy. You can see my recent pictures of it to cross-check the ID. Of course, you have got the best view with its wings open and you have captured it well.
We (Gannu and I) are meeting Sumon Sinha from Bhubaneshwar today at 5.30 pm and we would sit in the Standard restaurant above Regal Cinema (Connought Place) for about an hour or so. I lost your phone number, so please try to join us if you are free.
Ram

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• Jamesp (15074)
• [2008-09-01 23:02]

Hi Goldy

Nice view of this exquisite butterfly. Good action shot.

Sorry - no ides about the ID.

James

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• pekkavalo1 (4611)
• [2008-09-02 0:18]

Hi Goldy,
Very good macro of this beautiful butterfly with good POV and composition, sharpish details and nice bright colours. Unfortunately no knowledge of id.
TFS
Pekka

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• boreocypriensis (14244)
• [2008-09-02 1:32]

Hi L'il Brother Goldy,
A wonderful shot of this Red pierrot butterfly (in-flight?) with nice colours. Also welcome back from your family visiting. I also miss my family since they live so far, therefore I could understand your feelings:).
All the best from Izmir,
Cheers,

Bayram

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• haraprasan (13330)
• [2008-09-02 1:50]

Hi Goldy,
This is a Red pierrot butterfly of the blue family. Very well composed with sharp details. Thanks a lot for sharing.

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• Argus (24333)
• [2008-09-02 2:16]

Hello Goldy,
Nice half open-wing capture of a small Lycaenid that is correctly ID'd by Haraprasan as a Red Pierrot. You did well to achieve as much sharpness as this from this dorsal POV.
TFS this beauty,
Ivan

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• PaulH (11345)
• [2008-09-02 2:27]

Have no idea what type of Butterfly it is Goldy, but it's a good looking one! Nicely composed and with beautiful colours..great stuff.
Paul

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• cypturk (192)
• [2008-09-02 7:17]

Hi Goldy,wonderful shot of a beauty. nice colours and composition. TFS. Warm regards, merih

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• jaycee (15655)
• [2008-09-02 10:11]

Hi Goldy,

Glad to see this beautifully shaped butterfly has been identified. The orange and black with the white tips give it a very elegant look.

Jane

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• yasemin (844)
• [2008-09-02 15:28]

Hi Goldy.
I have no idea of the name but I can say picture so colorful which makes your photo very attractive and well framed..Well done..
Best wishes,
Leyla

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• pierrefonds (3650)
• [2008-09-02 15:59]

Hi Goldy,

I nice close-up of the butterfly which is moving above the leaves. The light is enhancing the colors. The subject is well frame. Re the sharpness, there seem to be a light mist on top of the insect. Have a nice day.

Pierre

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• jusninasirun (5644)
• [2008-09-02 22:29]

Hello Goldy. I like the color and the framing of this butterfly. From the tail, it looks like one of the Pierrot. Black and orange is striking against green. Well done. Jusni

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• gondox (1157)
• [2008-09-03 1:35]

Hi Goldy!

Might be a bit unsharp, but colors are fine and the bg blur is also is wonderful! TFS!

Best regards,
Andor

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• degani (2174)
• [2008-09-03 3:14]

hi Goldy,
I do not know the name of this insect but I see it is beautiful and you photographed it in a great way, very, very well done, dear friend
kind regards
franco

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• Alex99 (15287)
• [2008-09-03 11:08]

Hi Goldy.
It is so unusual shot. It looks like picture produced with water paints. Very nice subject, pleasant shapes of the insect and leaves. Very interesting creative work. My compliments.
Alexei.

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• uleko (24475)
• [2008-09-04 9:30]

Hello Goldie,
WOw, what a beauty! Great capture from a nice POV showing the upper wings nicely. Lovely colours too!
TFS and regards, Ulla