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Woodland Brown (Lopinga achine)
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| On a recent holiday in Italy I was lucky enough to come across a small colony of the Woodland Brown butterfly. This butterfly is getting increasingly rare in western Europe and is mentioned in the EU Habitats Directive. I didn't note the exact spot (stupid me) but it was encountered while driving southwards out of Südtirol. |
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Hi, Lars,
this is so beautiful!! great details and wonderful background!!
thanks for sharing such a wonderful photo!!
chrs,
Man Yee
hi Lars,
Südtirol a fine gift did them and she knew them to show with excellent manner
best sERGIO
Hello Lars,
It is a fine capture of the butterfly showing the lovely patterns and the wing colours.
I like how you have included the flowers which give an almost chandelier effect.
Kind regards,
Bev :-)
Hi Lars,
fantastic shot of this nice looking butterfly. Very nice composition with the flowers, good natural light and colours. TFS,
cheers
Adrian
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(34981) - [2008-07-28 6:15]
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Hello Lars,
A great capture of the Woodland Brown with fine sharpness and well composed on the Silene flowers. This species i rare in Sweden but it still thrives in Östergötland and Gotland.
TFS,
Regards,
Ivan