I was wondering why you did not just increase the sensitivity, but the point about overexposure was a good one. Blue and red channnels are often a problem with the saturatated subjects we have. I would not overdo it, though. The DSLR the results are better with higher ISO and correct exposure than w...

Spent some time looking at this site. A fine effort with much to admire ~ well done. Thanks! The female Apatura ilia appears to have a 'dead' eye. Female Apaturinae are far less likely to be seen feeding on the ground so this may explain the subject in that particular picture...;) You are right. It...

...for my own pages. I'm not much of a web designer, but at least the subject fits here. Any corrections for IDs is most welcome.

One warning, though: The pages are a bit long, so loading each could take time.

This is a fun triplet!

I would vote number two as male T. sylvestris and three as T. lineola of unknown gender. There seems to be enough yellow in the clubs of number two, but not in the number three. For the same reason I agree that number one is also male T. sylvestris.

Juha