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Mousetoescamper

(5,499 posts)
Mon May 13, 2024, 09:33 PM May 2024

Red admirals in the wild

A few weeks ago I posted a photo of a "domestic" red admiral on my lilac bush. These photos were taken today at Lancaster County Central Park.







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Red admirals in the wild (Original Post) Mousetoescamper May 2024 OP
Very nice clear closeups! Diamond_Dog May 2024 #1
Thanks! Mousetoescamper May 2024 #3
Nice! 2naSalit May 2024 #2
Thanks! Mousetoescamper May 2024 #4
Beautiful! Love all the colors. Thank you so much! nt CaliforniaPeggy May 2024 #5
Thanks and you're welcome! Mousetoescamper May 2024 #7
I can't imagine how you got the pictures Easterncedar May 2024 #6
You're welcome! Mousetoescamper May 2024 #8

Diamond_Dog

(35,162 posts)
1. Very nice clear closeups!
Mon May 13, 2024, 09:40 PM
May 2024

I could never capture a butterfly. They are too quick. You must have a lot of patience!

Mousetoescamper

(5,499 posts)
3. Thanks!
Mon May 13, 2024, 09:59 PM
May 2024

I usually follow the butterflies with my eyes and they eventually light somewhere. Some of the birds I've been pursuing take tremendous patience. I've been trying to get a clear shot of chimney swifts for weeks. They constantly change direction and don't stop moving until they roost inside chimneys at night.

Easterncedar

(3,647 posts)
6. I can't imagine how you got the pictures
Mon May 13, 2024, 10:26 PM
May 2024

I was pleased the one in my garden last week kept still long enough for me to identify it. They move pretty fast! And they are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing. I mean it!

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