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I found this very small butterfly on grass beside the river...you can see the dew on the grass as its the indiaction of starting of winter....afetr spotting this little one i found there were hundreds of them........i dont know the species but, i think its a common Medow butterfly.please correct me if i am wrong........
Cropped and shrpened a bit..i have posted a original one also because i like thatmore than this because this tiny creature is well placed on green background with water droplets.hope u will like both... |
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Hey Mahesh
What a great shot of butterfly,
excellent composition and lighting.
Regards
Fartash
hi mahesh
the leafs makes interesting impression on the picture.composition is good.sharpness of the butterfly is a bit on lowerside.
tfs
regards
pankaj
Hi Mahesh!
You have captured the subject on the cross formed by two long blades of grass. Great idea!
The subject is well presented from a good POV.
Do some research on the butterflies of India. There are quite a few sites with reasonably good information.
TFS.
Ram
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(11374) - [2006-10-09 15:06]
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Hello Mahesh,
thank you for posting this picture of an Ypthima-species (Satyrinae). The specimen is presented in natural colours and pretty good sharpness. Species of the genus Ypthima are not easy to identify. In most cases, informations on both wing upperside and underside patterns are necessary to come to a final conclusion. I suppose that this is
-- Ypthima inica
-- subfamily: Satyrinae
-- tribe: Ypthimini
Best wishes, Peter
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