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Published: 2007-07-29 18:43:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 2845; Favourites: 149; Downloads: 64
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well... it's a blue... this species' name is Common blue
(Polyommatus icarus)
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Ok, I am officially in love with this butterfly. If I saw one like this one in person I'd take like a billion pics! XDDD
Amazing shot, the colors are extremely lovely.
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Hm, maybe not billion but I took some tens of photos
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Is that so? I want to go to a meadow like that one then! It must be pretty magical.
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Indeed. I need to visit it again, really miss it... but that's in summer
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Ahhh! *is jealous*
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Wow, the symmetry of this shot is perfect. I love the focus, great job!
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Hello ♫♪
I have featured your lovely work in this news article here
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WOW! Niezłe zbliżenie!
Tak z ciekawości... jakiego aparatu używasz?
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Konica-Minolta Dynax 7D oraz obiektyw Sigma 70-300 Apo, oświetlenie - taka stara lampa na port PC i dyfuzor domowej roboty
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What idiot would put the word common in such a beauty`s name?
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Well... I like it. Name is very simple as is the beauty of the butterfly 
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dzięki za fava. To chyba najlepsze macro jakie zrobiłem, zaczynam jarzyc o co w tym biega...
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Mhm, to tak jak ja jakiś czas temu
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Ojej, przepiekne zestawienie kolorow i wspaniale wrazenie ulotnosci - zdjecie zdecydowaie ma w sobie "to cos".
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Obawiam się jednak nieco tej pustej góry... tak czy inaczej fotka wędruje na moją ścianę, odbitka 20x30
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dzięki
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Looks great! By the way: that's the same butterfly I captured in my Papillon Sur Blanc!!
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Propably different species - there is quite a lot of them.
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Bo to trzeba powoli do nich z uczuciem
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Yes it is, and those butterflies are sooo common... it's really nice
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Common! wow that's really Cool!
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wow! I've never seen a blue moth before! this is fascinating!
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It's rather butterfly, but thanks
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oh really? I always thought moths were the furry ones... shows how much I know
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Well, basically it's true, but most of moths/butterfly ( one order ) are hairy. MOths are butterflies living in dark hours, i think there is no clear border between them - from scientific point of view it's not necessary.
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Wonderful... the wings look so iridescent 
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No filters, they really have such wings
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