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IMG_3216 F Pair Of Butterflies

IMG_3216 F Pair Of Butterflies

It's kind of rare to catch more than one of these butterflies in the same shot, when shooting close up. They don't seem to like being close together....
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It's kind of rare to catch more than one of these butterflies in the same shot, when shooting close up. They don't seem to like being close together.
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