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Lesser Marbled Fritillary
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| It is found in central and northern Europe in lush damp meadows. It is widespread and usually common in the right habitats. It has a cousin, the Marbled Fritillary, B. daphne. That species is larger but otherwise rather similar. The easiest sure way of distinguishing them is on the underside hindwing. Space 4 (at the end of the cell) contains a yellow rectangle in ino. In daphne the outer half is filled with brown scales. |
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(65489) - [2014-06-08 12:43]
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Salut John,quelque petit probleme avec les details,mais une capture tres tres jolie et sourtout tres difficile,je connais bien cette espece et je sais combien elles sont toujours en mouvement,j'espere que tu n'as pas attendu beaucoup pour la capturer..ehehe...coulerus brillantes dans une excellente perspective.Belle soiree' et merci,Luciano
Ciao John, great macro of fantastic butterfly with open wings, splendid sharpness and wonderful colors, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio
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- NikosR
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(3436) - [2014-06-09 1:23]
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Hello John
Very nice butterfly, brilliant colors, right sharpness, fine details, nice DOF and bokeh and diagonal align.
RGDS
Nikos
