PaulA Cream of the Crop More info | May 13, 2006 21:25 | #2 Nice, were you in a butterfly garden? They look tropical. GearList
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Paul A wrote: Nice, were you in a butterfly garden? They look tropical. Yeah, it was at Cypress Gardens in Winter Haven, Florida. Although the julia heliconian and the monarch are both found in Florida naturally. My pics:
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tomvill Member 139 posts Joined Mar 2006 Location: Kitchener/waterloo More info | Butterflys are simply beautiful Nice pictures they makes me want to go to the butterfly conservatory.. But which lense did you use for these captures and I,m guessing the lightings pretty good inside... 30D with BG-E2 grip, 17-85 IS, Velbon Sherpa 250n Tripod.
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tomvill wrote: Butterflys are simply beautiful Nice pictures they makes me want to go to the butterfly conservatory.. But which lense did you use for these captures and I,m guessing the lightings pretty good inside... I was using my 100-400 for some of the shots, my 50mm for others. Actually, the lighting wasn't that great. My pics:
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May 14, 2006 14:01 | #6 BTW does anyone know what the species is of the butterfly in the first shot? I've looked everywhere but can't find a pic that matches it on any identification website or book. My pics:
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lon10c Senior Member 374 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: St. John, USVI More info | May 14, 2006 15:45 | #7 Pretty good Butter shots. Really enjoy good Butterfly photographs. -
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lon10c wrote: Pretty good Butter shots. Really enjoy good Butterfly photographs. First one is a Malachite (Siproeta stelenes) and can be found in the wild in Florida. The flower is a Pentas Lanceolata. Second is an Owl Butterfly, third is a Dryas Julia and fourth is a Hecale's Longwing. If I am incorrect, well excuse me. ![]() God knows if you're correct about the first one---I certainly hope you are. But the last one is a Monarch. My pics:
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lon10c Senior Member 374 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: St. John, USVI More info | May 14, 2006 18:11 | #9 A Monarch has more orange in the tip of the upper wing and black veins in the orange. -
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