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I should know what these butterflies are...
These were also taken using the Kodak PixPRO AZ251 using the monster zoom (1248mm equivalent) from about 15 feet away.
Ian
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I should know what these butterflies are...
These were also taken using the Kodak PixPRO AZ251 using the monster zoom (1248mm equivalent) from about 15 feet away.
IanFounder/editor
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Re: Butterflies on the buddleia
Very impressive for the type of camera. Where better than buddleia for butterflies?
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Re: Butterflies on the buddleia
Am I right in thinking these are Peacock butterflies?
Ian
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Re: Butterflies on the buddleia
Thanks for correcting me on the butterfly ID
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