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Butterfly- Weed with Butterfly

Butterfly- Weed with Butterfly

I saw this bright orange flower in my meadow, looked it up in my Wildflower book and saw it is called Butterfly-Weed. I went back with my camera and a Butterfly...
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I saw this bright orange flower in my meadow, looked it up in my Wildflower book and saw it is called Butterfly-Weed. I went back with my camera and a Butterfly landed on it.
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Canon PowerShot S100

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Aperture 59/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 26000/1000

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Aug, 2016

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