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Despite the name, it's a yellow butterfly:
Canon 10D, 300/4, 1.4 TC, F13, fill flash The upperside of the butterfly does have some orange, but you only get brief glimpses of the upperside when they are on the wing. This particular butterfly from last fall was a beautiful saturated yellow on the underside, a color I find pretty hard to capture. Tom
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by Michael Brown
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