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Ulysses Butterfly

Ulysses Butterfly

Here's a pic of an Ulysses Butterfly that I took at around 6pm this afternoon (8-3-21). These guys are really skittish and very hard to get a shot of!! Not...
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Here's a pic of an Ulysses Butterfly that I took at around 6pm this afternoon (8-3-21). These guys are really skittish and very hard to get a shot of!! Notice how the wings are blurry. That's because it was flapping its wings at 24 a dozen!!! This was my best shot out of about 20 or so that I took.

Nikon Coolpix W300, 43mm (120mm in 35mm), f-4.9, ISO125, 1-125sec.
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COOLPIX W300

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Aperture 49/10 ISO 125 Shutter 10/1250 Focal Length 430/10

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Mar, 2021

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