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Butterfly #67 (Hesperiidae)
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[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
The skipper is enjoying the nectar of Ixora. Any help in identifying the species of this skipper is welcome.
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Lepidoptera
Family: Hesperiidae
Subfamily: Hesperiinae
Tribe: Taractrocerini
Genus: Potanthus |
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- Argus
(50626) - [2009-08-12 5:47]
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Hello Jitti,
A very fine sharp capture of this skipper, taken from a great POV and showing its proboscis in action against a pleasing OOF natural BG.
I suugest that it could be the Chocolate Demon, Ancistroides nigrita, but I'm not sure.
Thanks and best regards,
Ivan
hello Jitti!
I like this capture,that shows this skipper (like a fisherman who runs the fishing line), and eats with his tiny but long pipe ,between the red flowers.....
excellent sharp....
best regards sERGIO
Hi Jitti,
what a surprisingly long proboscis! That species of skippers seems to be perfectly adapted to that kind of elongated blossoms it is visiting.
Very clear, precisely detailed capture from a most favourable point of view. For composition, I might feel tempted to crop a substancial part from the left, allowing to present the flower and its visitor at larger frame filling size.
Thank you!
With best regards,
Peter
- alin-m
(1773) - [2009-08-22 5:09]
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Hi Jitti!
Verry good picture with this butterfly eating from flower.Well done.Friendly regards.Alin.
Hello Jitti
this is great macro-shot for not only skipper but also for reddish flowers with great sharp details. POV/DOF, BG, composition and colors great. exposure and lighting also very nice. thanks for sharing, best wishes
Ahmet