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Looks and moves like a humming bird.
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A Monarch Butterfly early October.
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This Butterfly is a Cabbage White.
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The Common Buckeye is not very common in Southern Ontario. Shot at 1/800, f14 and flash used.
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This American Lady was photographed with a flash and camera settings of 1/1250 and f-18.
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Mourning Cloak Butterfly.
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Mourning Cloak Butterfly.
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Monarch Butterfly.
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The Orange Sulphur butterfly is very erratic and I find a challenge to get good photo of.
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American Lady Butterfly.
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This Black Swallowtail Butterfly was a tad bit beat up, but still magnificent. Taken early September.
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Same Black Swallowtail. Shot at 1/1000 and F20.
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The Northern Crescent is a small butterfly and has orange antenna tips.
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The Northern Crescent. Shot at f20, 1/320 with a flash.
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The Red Spotted Purple is quite common in South Ontario. Almost looks like a Blue Morph when the wings are open.
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The Giant Swallowtail Butterfly.
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The Hummingbird Moth. So cool.
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The Hummingbird Moth. So cool.
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The Hummingbird Moth.
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The Hummingbird Moth.
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The Giant Swallowtail Butterfly.
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The Black Swallowtail.
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The Giant Swallowtail Butterfly.
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This is an Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.
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The Giant Swallowtail Butterfly.
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The Giant Swallowtail Butterfly.
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The Black Swallowtail.
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The Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly.
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The Black Swallowtail.
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A Monarch butterfly.
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This I believe is the caterpillar of the Black Swallowtail Butterfly.
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These I believe are the caterpillars of the Black Swallowtail Butterfly.
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The Hummingbird Moth
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Sometimes called a Clearwing Moth. Shot at 1/160 sec shudder speed, f13, with a flash.
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This is a Red Admiral.
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A Great Spangled Fritterly.
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An Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.
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A Monarch Butterfly.
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Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.
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A Blue Morph wings up.
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A Blue Morph. Taken at the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory.
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This was photographed in mid May. It is a Painted Lady.
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Taken at the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory.
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The Canadian Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly. ISO 640, f14, shutter speed 1/500 and used flash.
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This is likely a Clouded Sulphur, Shot with the settings 1/800, f16, iso 640.
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This one flew like a hummingbird but looks like a Skipper Butterfly.
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A dull grey day but my flash equipment allows a shot. f16, iso 1000, shutter speed 200.
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This is an Orange Sulphur butterfly. Shot in mid September.
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This I believe to be a Canadian Tiger Swallow Tail butterfly. Camera on manual, 1/800. f14. Flash used.
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An Orange Sulphur getting some nectar.
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Monarch Butterfly.
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Monarch Butterfly. Shot with camera set at F-13, 1/640. iso 640.
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This photo was taken in Kentucky.
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Very easy to spot if you know how to see them.
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Red-spotted Purple Butterfly with wings down.
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A Red-spotted Purple butterfly with wings up.
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Photo taken in Kentucky. Some sort of Fritterly I think.
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A Painted Lady.
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Another Painted Lady.
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An Orange Sulphur.
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A Clouded Sulphur.
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Two Monarchs.
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A Painted Lady face planting a flower.
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Taken at the Ojibway Conservation area in Windsor.
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The Monarchs are migrating south, and are stopping for a meal.
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A Monarch Butterfly.
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Monarch Butterfly.
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The Viceroy looks similar to a Monarch.
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A Viceroy again.
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A Back Swallowtail Butterfly.
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Eastern Swallow Tail Butterfly.
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The Viceroy.
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This is a Red Spotted Purple.
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This is a Red Spotted Purple.
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A Great Spangled Friterly.
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A Viceroy.
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Always a challenge getting good depth of field.
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A Blue Morpth.
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