I came across this tortoiseshell butterfly sunning itself on a stone near the bus stop at Rhossili, on the Gower Peninsula. Unfortunately, I only had a basic point-and-shoot camera at the time, so was unable to do this beautiful creature justice. You can see my other Camera Critters entry here.
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7 comments:
That's such a beautiful photo Siani, so typical of the Large Tortoiseshell.
Beautiful pic! I love the colours of this wee critter :)
It's been such a long time since I saw a butterfly. It's beautiful!
so pretty~!
I don't see any shortcomings due to the camera - it's a lovely picture.
I can feel the sun.
Wow, that is gorgeous!
That is very impressive.
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