More butterfly eyes!
Category: Butterflies, Culture, Ecology | Date: Oct 06 2009 | By: dududiaries
Dear AllSorry for not posting more - have been travelling - lots to share, just working on getting it all sorted. In the mean time here are some more close-ups of butterfly eyes - enjoy - the Emperor Butterflies below are particularly striking! The first one is a close-up of the Green-Veined Emperor, and the second is of a Black-and-White Charaxes. These are both fast-flying denizens that sweep through the forest canopy at high speeds and rarely venture down close to us mere mortals unless drawn by the scent of some rotting fruit or something even more appetizing like carrion!
Tags: Butterflies, charaxes, Dino Martins, eyes, lepidoptera, proboscis
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2 Responses to “More butterfly eyes!”
Dana-Phoenix Arizona, on 06 Oct 2009
More exquisite photos Dino. By the way I saw your “Butterflion” in person in Nairobi. Quite a beauty!!!
Uwe Skrzypczak, on 06 Oct 2009
The is good pictures, thank you.
Greate form Germany Uwe
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