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Limenitis reducta_01
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| Limenitis reducta, the Southern White Admiral, is a butterfly of southern Europe, where it is widespread and often common. In Israel it this territorial butterfly is not common; it is found mostly in mountainous areas, flying from April to October. Its wingspan is about 50 mm. the females lay their eggs on Lonicera plants (Honeysuckle), quite common in our Mediterranean areas. |
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I see your work after a long time, Ishi.
And this is a really beautiful shot.
I love the excellent details!
BRavo!
Goldy
- uleko
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(2787) - [2009-09-30 7:49]
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Hello Ishi,
A very nice composition showing this beautiful butterfly in interesting light that's brought out the scales of the wings. Lovely colours and fine details too.
TFS and best wishes, Ulla
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