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TonyT

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Cabbage White

07-10-2021, 15:54

It’s been a while, getting back into photography post Covid restrictions, have been going through some old shots and came across this quickly grabbed shot with my 500mm while on the way to the car.

Cabbage White butterfly feeding by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

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Trev B

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07-10-2021, 16:24

Welcome back Tony, wondered where you got to. What a great shot for a come back, excellent detail.

Trev

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TonyT

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07-10-2021, 16:43

Thanks Trev, Yeah, most of my sites I use were closed so I stopped, and it’s getting back into the habit again.

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Iron Man

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#4

07-10-2021, 16:54

That's simply stunning Tony - worthy of a place in any wildlife magazine - congrats....

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Bill53

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#5

07-10-2021, 18:12

Superb shot Tony.

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tigerburnie

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08-10-2021, 08:42

Nice capture Tony

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Colin W

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11-10-2021, 17:24

Beautiful photo with great details, well done.

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