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Violet Copper
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[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Lycaena helle (Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775)
The violet copper is a widely distributed but very local butterfly, whose wetland habitat is increasingly under threat. A fresh male cannot really be mistaken for anything else, though I have known people mistake particularly bright sooty coppers for violet coppers. The female has different markings but both sexes share the row of white chevrons on the underside, making the species easily distinguishable at all times if the underside can be seen. |
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- foozi
(25839) - [2013-01-19 6:40]
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Hello Marx
such a pretty butterfly. Excellent colors in superbs details.
wonderful presentation.
regards
Foozi
你好
這蝴蝶照的清晰 顏色很美麗
翅膀在光線下更是動人
真的很漂亮
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STONE
hello Marx
great sharpness composition with good details and beautiful colours
thanks greeting lou