Butterflys in the backyard

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That's a nice one, Ewan. :D
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Haven't any swallowtails around here but we have lots of these ...

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and these ...

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Great shots, Roger. :D
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Lovely shots Roger - text book quality stuff. Peacock and Red Admiral?
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Birma wrote:... Peacock and Red Admiral?
Peacock and Small Tortoiseshell :)
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Heeeey don't you think that these are raw forms of the butterfly you represented above?? I found them after rain in the grasses on the mountains :D

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[quote="Armen Gharib"]Heeeey don't you think that these are raw forms of the butterfly you represented above?? I found them after rain in the grasses on the mountains :D

... dunno, but I found this too ...

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Roger

I think that the one you posted is a few days elder than my ones because mines were hardly moving on each other but your one was already independent :D :D
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Armen and Roger, nice contribution. :D
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