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Red Admiral
fluorite

117-016.jpg (Attacus atlas formosanus Villiard, 1969)

Saturniinae,
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Habitat
forest
Location
Taipei
Date taken
2004/4/28
Scientific name
Attacus atlas formosanus Villiard, 1969
Equipment used
Nikon E4500
Shutter speed, aperture & ISO
100 F5.5
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delia todd
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Have you counted how many butterflies and moths you've seen in Taiwan Fluorite? I just can't get over how beautiful they are.

Another fantastic picture you've taken of this guy lad - very well done.
 
Ozprey1
The light green markings make it seem as if you are looking right through the wing at the leaves.
 

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Category
Butterflies & Moths
Added by
fluorite
Date added
View count
69
Comment count
4

Image metadata

Device
NIKON E4500
Aperture
ƒ/5.5
Focal length
12.2 mm
Exposure time
1/125
ISO
100
Flash
Off, did not fire
Filename
117-016.jpg
File size
263.1 KB
Date taken
Wed, 28 April 2004 10:34 AM
Dimensions
800px x 600px

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