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Butterfly feeding
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  • Aperture Value: F4.5
  • Date/Time Original: 5/22/2005 11:57:47 AM
  • Exposure Time: 7609/1000000 sec
  • Flash: Flash did not fire, auto
  • Focal Length: 5.9 mm
  • Model: KODAK EASYSHARE C300 DIGITAL CAMERA
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About 30 of our Pupae have hatched and we have some wonderful tropical butterflies in the tunnel, I am yet to catch one hatching on video - but as soon as I do i will add thisso you can watch it... watch this space!!

This butterfly is feeding.

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Gill said:

Fantastic photo Julie! Do you know where in the world this butterfly comes from?
4:39 PM on May 24, 2006

Gill said:

When I was at Rare Breeds last week Ann was showing me the "flower" she had made to attract the butterflies to the fructose. Have you started using it yet or are the butterflies getting all the food they need from the flowers?
5:21 PM on May 24, 2006

Helen said:

I hope you don't mind but i copied this picture for my project on mini beasts. Isn't it beautiful. I love fairys as well.
9:05 PM on May 24, 2006

Molly said:

I think the butterfly feeds from its mouth.
11:15 AM on May 25, 2006

Nikki said:

Very impressed looking forward to more!
2:38 PM on May 25, 2006

R0MA said:

THE BUTTERFLY IS VERY PRETTY.
9:20 PM on May 26, 2006

Gill said:

Isn't it beautiful Roma? I wonder if we will be able to have one like that in school.
4:44 PM on May 28, 2006

James B said:

What is the butterfly feeding on ?
10:49 AM on May 31, 2006

Julie O'Neill said:

Pollen from the plant has attracted this butterfly and it is feeding very well, come along to the tuneel to see the information and facts about butterfly - they really are amazing
2:56 PM on June 3, 2006

Gayle Anita said:

I recently saw pictures of a butterfly with transparent wings on the internet.  It was breathtaking.  Could it be the real deal or is it a photo fix.  It did look real.

I have recently become madly in love with butterflies and want to know more about the different species. I am currently enamored by the pipevine swallowtail butterfly and doing a large art piece of one.

Beautiful picture julie.  
3:18 AM on June 16, 2006

jeff fenner said:

no there is really a butterfly with transparent wings. We at the rare breeds centre hope that you can take a picture once you have finished and send it to me at the rare breeds centre .
1:12 AM on August 26, 2006

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