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Common Wood Nymph -- Cercyonis pegala

Common Wood Nymph -- Cercyonis pegala

Posted by Earnest (Oklahoma, United States) on 10 September 2009 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

I hope you enjoyed the viewing... Have a great day!

Akihiro from Kyoto, Japan

Good composition and beautiful color,nice shot!

10 Sep 2009 5:51am

@Akihiro: Thank you!

Candace from Phoenix, AZ, United States

Not so common, I like him against the bark.

10 Sep 2009 7:04am

Mhélène from Paris, France

very beautiful, a superb framing !

10 Sep 2009 7:53am

David Nos from Barcelona, Spain

Very nice picture of this awesome butterfly!!

10 Sep 2009 9:41am

MJ from Delaware, United States

Great markings.... and I love the textures of the branch....

10 Sep 2009 11:49am

Christel from Köln, Germany

Good afternoon Earnest,
This butterfly looks a little strange because of the color of the page. I have a similar appearance seen in a butterfly house. When its wings are spread apart, I saw the most beautiful colors. Take a look at my photo book, there are a few shots of butterflies. Dear greetings Christel

10 Sep 2009 3:52pm

@Christel: Thank you, Christel, I will.

MARIANA from Waterloo, Canada

Great shot... beautiful colors... great macro...

10 Sep 2009 3:56pm

Marilla from Turku, Finland

Beautiful butterfly! Brown is not very interesting colour but those little spots make this worth watching. (I think I go and look Christels photobook,too.)

10 Sep 2009 4:17pm

Curly from South Shields, United Kingdom

Another stunning macro shot.

10 Sep 2009 7:37pm

marc battault from clermont ferrand, France

that is wonderful, is very clear on that wood! beautiful butterfly!
earnest friendships!

10 Sep 2009 8:17pm

Steven from Chicagoland, United States

Beautiful colors and markings that you have captured here. Almost resemble the rings of a log.

11 Sep 2009 2:38am

PATRICK from miramas, France

very great capture

16 Sep 2009 7:29pm

Mahboubeh from Raleigh, United States

Nice shot...beautiful colour composition !

28 Sep 2009 4:01am

Anita Bower from United States

It pleases me that a moth/butterfly named wood nymph has such muted colors.

29 Oct 2009 4:12pm

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