Tuesday, 1 June 2010

Marsh Fritillary's at Ninestones


Marsh Fritillary. ......Eurodryas aurinia.
Although I was pleased enough with the image I do realise that the somewhat cluttered backdrop draws the eyes away from the main subjects.
Posted by The Watcher at 20:15
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5 comments:

  1. Bob Bushell1 June 2010 at 21:23

    Trevor, you are a genius, the Marsh Fritillaries. They are superb.

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  2. Anonymous4 June 2010 at 12:21

    This is a very good photo! Karma Sutra position no:48 possibly?? I love the blue flowers of Germander Speedwell below the mating subjects too!
    Lee Slaughter (Cornwall Butterfly Conservation).

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  3. The Watcher4 June 2010 at 21:35

    Thanks Bob. I am just an average Joe who gets lucky now and again...I sure wish I was a genius.
    Comment appreciated Thanks

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  4. The Watcher4 June 2010 at 21:45

    Hi Lee.
    A warm welcome to the blog and thanks for stopping by and taking time to make a comment. Much appreciated

    All the credit should go to John Nicholls who found them and was kind enough to show us.
    I was happy enough with my photograph..but Steve Rogers showed us how a professional operates and his resulting images are a must for all the purists out there.

    You could well be right ..but I am only up to no:27 and running out of time ;-)

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  5. FAB5 June 2010 at 15:27

    Excellent Trevor. I'll have to travel west sometime to see these beauties. FAB.

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