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  1. 01-05-2008 #1
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    Default Oange tip- Anthocharis damone

    This is a male Orange Tip white butterfly
    Captured on an Exeter nature path.
    This shows the Orange tip on the upper wing and the intricate patterning on the hind wing
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    Oh that's a cracker Beryl, lovely capture.
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    Thank you Rolf.
    I climbed up a steep bank and got my feet all tangled in brambles and the nettles were up to waist and I was thinking got to get nearer and I thought I'll worry about how I'm going to climb down when I get the perfect shot.
    I got down in one piece ( luckily no one about). What a carry on
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    Well worth the effort Beryl, in particular showing the fine pattern of the under-wing which I've never witnessed in real life......nice one!

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    Thank you .Pete.
    I have a few stings and grazes but yes I think it was worth it
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    Here's one I captured this morning, unfortunately he stayed with wings open pretty much all of the time.
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    That is a beauty. Nice back ground too

    People say I am lucky too get a shot with the wings open so you have done well there Rolf. They do usually close them.
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