My first butterfly pics of the year

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My first butterfly pics of the year

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Comma taken from about 10 feet away with Canon S3 + DC58B tc.

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... and brimstone, resting while cloud covered the sun. The sun came out, I got the shot, it vibrated its wings for a minute to warm the muscles up and it was off, trawling its patch for females.
Canon S3 + 500D

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Nice shots Eccles , I especially like the brimstone.

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Great pics, the Brimstone is my favourite also.
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Hello all. Great place for U.K butterfly information! Oh and here is mine. This small tortoiseshell hibernated through the winter in my house:

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Thanks for comments Gwen & Martin.
@Dave, ST numbers have dropped recently in England so nice to see that one has survived.
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Hi everyone, this is my first post here. Great photography from everyone here, here's my first effort of the year;

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Taken last week at Northward Hill in Kent, Fuji S5600.

I look forward to getting to know you all & pestering you with questions!

Cheers,
Ian
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Hi Yellowhammer welcome to the forum - and a very nice sunny comma you have their. :)
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The Fuji S5600 is a surprisingly good camera considering its cost, and that's a very nice pic. Hope to see more soon.
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Hi yellowhammer and a very nice picture.
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Excellent photos!
Still haven't had an opportunity to get any photos this year, actually I've only seen one butterfly up to now!

Love the Brimstone pic, I really wanted to get a photo of one this year, but I'm off to Korea next week for 3 weeks so proberbly wont have the chance :-)

I was also impressed with the Fuji S series, friend of mine got one and I was rather shocked to see him easily producing photos as good as me (with my Canon 300D, 100mm Canon Macro lens).

Looking forward to this summer, looks promising already.....
Wayne
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