Saturday, April 13, 2024

Butterfly for Saturday Critter

 


The camouflage is working well


Pentax K20D

A 200mm f4 Macro

Linking Saturday Critter




26 comments:

  1. I have never seen a camouflaged butterfly before!

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  2. It's working very well. I love butterflies.

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  3. It is always fun to see butterflies, especially if they are well camouflaged.

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    1. It is a fun opportunity to spot it while photographing bokeh

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  4. I ate lunch out on the veranda today when a butterfly landed on the sofa.

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  5. The camouflage is certainly working very well.

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  6. A nice photograph and yes, the camouflage is working well.

    All the best Jan

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  7. A fantastic photo and the camouflage is great, Roentare.

    Have a great weekend!

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  8. Pretty butterfly, it does blend in well. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great day and a happy weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.

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  9. But what would happen if your butterfly flew away from the brown rocks and sat instead on purple flowers?

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  10. Hello :=)
    I saw my first butterfly of the year yesterday. You did well to spot this one which is so well camou flaged. Well done!
    All the best
    Sonjia.

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  11. Great macro again. That Pentax stuff works really well.

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  12. Por lo general se las suele ver bien por sus colores llamativos, pero si es como en esta ocasión con un color similar de fondo es mas difícil.

    Saludos.

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  13. Wow! Very beautiful. Looks exactly like its background.

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  14. How beautiful the camouflage color can be seen in this photo!

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  15. I believe on a walk we would hardly spot the butterfly!

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  16. I'm looking forward to the return of the butterflies. I hope I see one as lovely as this.

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  17. A beautiful butterfly, and well-captured Roentare! I find them hard to photograph so well.

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