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Butterflies and Moths

Native American Butterflies
Native American Butterflies 		Butterflies around the globe......
Butterflies around the globe...... 		Magnificent Moths
Magnificent Moths 		Candid Caterpillars
Candid Caterpillars 		Butterfly Wings....A Closer Look
Butterfly Wings....A Closer Look
Metamorphosis Video
Metamorphosis Video

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Hennie & Lies Lammers14-Jul-2013 14:54
You have an absolutely fantastic collection of butterflies and moths! Keep up the good work.
Kind regards,
Lies Lammers
lejun07-Jul-2013 00:11
To Guest: It is a Tulip Tree Silk Moth ( Callosamia angulifera ). See my gallery on this moth athttp://www.pbase.com/lejun/tulip_tree_silkmoth You can also find more information on this moth athttp://www.bugguide.net/node/view/482
Guest 06-Jul-2013 23:26
What is the type of moth in the cover picture of the magnificent moths...it looks like the one I saw...thanks..
Duane Giarratana 12-Mar-2009 05:38
Your photographs are absolutely superb. I look at thousands of photos on the internet and take many myself and I rarely see the consistent quality that you maintain. Thanks for sharing. What a treat!
Sandy Schwinn23-Jan-2009 21:41
Your photos are so incredible. It was a blessing to find your galleries.
Andrée 05-Feb-2008 02:06
Lejun:
You are just very good ...your presentation is superb....
Enjoyed looking at your flowers...because I love flowers
Andrée
Cameron 01-Oct-2007 22:57
These shots are just breath-taking. You are really good
lejun08-Apr-2004 12:54
Thanks Tom. Appreciate your comment. I did have to utilize patience to get this shot.
Regards, Lejun
Tom Murray08-Apr-2004 03:12
Nice shots, I like the Checkered Skipper, because it's hard to get the underside shot of them.
Tom
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