June competition entries

[steveh]

Heath Frit

[sidwemn]

This is my first time that I've posted a photo for the competition. This Small Pearl Bordered Fritillary was photographed at Raygate Slack in North Yorkshire on 8th June. I thought I'd try something different in terms of pose. I hope you like it.


Canon 40D, Sigma 150mm f2.8 macro, Canon 580EX flash.
Cheers

Martyn

[m_galathea]

Right, here's my submission, a Wood White on Berry Cliff, Devon, 12th June. Canon 350D, kit lens at 55mm.



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[JKT]

I doubt I'm going to beat this at least in june, so I might as well enter early.

Melitaea didyma, Nikiti, Halkidiki, Greece, 2008-06-02. Canon 40D & Tamron 180/3.5.

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[Neil Hulme]

Silver-studded Blue, Iping Common, Midhurst, 11 June 2008

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Neil

[nick patel]

My Entry: Dark green fritillary at Whitbarrow NNR.

Nick P.

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[Jack Harrison]

Did the DGF have any problems with 6.3 degree angle of view - quite narrow for butterfly watching?

Jack

[web4160]

Brimstone at Martin Down

[Padfield]

Chestnut heath in the Jura on 29th June. Taken with a Canon Powershot A710 IS.



Guy

[Paulcrook]

Large Skipper, Chiddingfold June 10th

[twitcher]

june 16th canon 40d,sigma 70mm macro hand held.

[Bryan H]

Bryan

[Shirley Roulston]

I've change this photo of a Meadow Brown to another Meadow Brown which I think is a little more interesting, my camera is a Kodak Easyshare P712.

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[Simon C]

Simon C

[Roger Gibbons]

I’m sitting here in a hotel room somewhere in the Haut Verdon and wondering where all the high altitude species are, but I’ve just found a wifi network, so here’s my entry (just in time, I hope) for the June competition. This male Queen of Spain Fritillary was very small and very dark, the darkest I’ve ever seen.

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[Cotswold Cockney]

Common Blue taken on 28th (Finally got a shot of one after so long):

Absolutely superb picture ~ Well done ~ fabulous butterfly often afforded little import because of its name ... common. I for one am very glad this beautiful creature is still relatively common ~ that is numerous and widespread.