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03-JUN-2015 Christine Hanrahan

Coral hairstreak butterfly larva (Satyrium titus)

Reveler Conservation Area

This odd blobby thing is actually the small caterpillar of the very beautiful coral hairstreak butterfly. It was feeding on Prunus in this photo. Inset is a shot of the butterfly it will become.

Panasonic LUMIX FZ200
1/2000s f/2.8 at 4.5mm iso160 hide exif
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Date/Time03-Jun-2015 10:15:30
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ModelDMC-FZ200
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length4.5 mm
Exposure Time1/2000 sec
Aperturef/2.8
ISO Equivalent160
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Pierre28-Feb-2017 16:39
Une très belle présentation et des images magnifiques de ces deux stades! V
globalgadabout28-Feb-2017 16:03
it certainly looks better with age...
Jim Coffman28-Feb-2017 14:39
Simply amazing that they can turn into such a beautiful butterfly!!
Helen Betts28-Feb-2017 14:37
Such excellent detail and color, and amazing to believe the blobby thing will turn into that beautiful butterfly! V.
Kuriacose Joseph28-Feb-2017 12:51
Quite a transformation! Great shot.
Pierre Martin28-Feb-2017 12:42
splendid shot, great initiative to put the final stage!
laine28-Feb-2017 10:52
I like how you composed this with the inset...a pretty result. V
Yvonne28-Feb-2017 10:39
A wonderful presentation with the before and after in one frame! v
Patrick Goossens28-Feb-2017 09:30
Very informative photo
Patrick Goossens28-Feb-2017 09:29
Very inforamatve photo.
joseantonio28-Feb-2017 04:36
nice presentation with the two images.V
Nirvan Hope28-Feb-2017 03:36
Just amazing when one sees the two together. Such a complete metamorphosis. Both very nicely shown.
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