Click here to see where it's located. It's not very worth visiting unless you have powerful binoculars, but yes, the efforts by the authorities are good. We saw small groups of deer far away from us. We saw a jackal also.
Butterflies are so very brave. Look at those tattered back wings, but still on the creature goes...flying so many thousands of miles despite being so fragile.
There are many ways to flight, But I think butterflies have it down the best. They make it look so effortless... Hard for us and the landings are the hardest!
I love photography and should invest in a good camera...what do you suggest?...I like wild life and closeups too I love your work...you have seen mine with my cybershot and must be laughing!!!
Sure I'm NOT laughing. The output you have with the cybershot is awesome! If you get a good DSLR, you'll outperform me :) Still, if you want to leave me behind in photography, I recommend Canon 500D with 18-200 mm IS kit lens. But if you really like super-zoom and super-clarity, then go for a fixed focal length lens over 400mm, of course, if you are a wealthy person.
Your photos are outstanding as usual! I love the butterfly. I did not comment the other day but You are a handsome man and your wife did a good job taking the pictures.
That's a marvelous shot, Bhavesh! Your depth of field is perfect for this photo. Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2020/11/night-visitors.html
![Common Rose Butterfly [Atrophaneura Aristolochiae, Pachliopta Aristolochiae, Swallowtail Butterfly] Feeding on Marigolds](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgm_fyYOjlr33olMwK5OA9QJ-4brJPHXtxpn8OPTR5MdQ6yjMFWR3O09FOgpfydSYKlBOmgxgY4uOyNgMf5tCgoW9F2TyxK8t8dmceLTm1zz2vQRFG8hdjkLhQ6QLrtMDxBspOKn3zz43pI/d/common-rose-butterfly-atrophaneura-aristolochiae-pachliopta-aristolochiae-swallowtail-butterfly-feeding-on-marigolds.JPG "Common Rose Butterfly [Atrophaneura Aristolochiae, Pachliopta Aristolochiae, Swallowtail Butterfly] Feeding on Marigolds")
une superbe macro et une très belle profondeur de champ.
ReplyDeleteGlorious! What a wonderful picture!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful photo - perfect I would say!
ReplyDeleteOhhh! es una bellísima foto, me encanta!!!!
ReplyDeleteun abrazo fuerte.
The colors are perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo :)
Have a nice week Bhavesh!
bbeautiful! btw, where is the sanctuary? is there anything worth seeing??? at least birds???
ReplyDeletesuperb macro :) the golden blur of marigolds make her stand out wonderfully
ReplyDeleteHello Anu,
ReplyDeleteClick here to see where it's located. It's not very worth visiting unless you have powerful binoculars, but yes, the efforts by the authorities are good. We saw small groups of deer far away from us. We saw a jackal also.
What a beautiful photo! I am lover of nature.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! And Happy Blue Monday!
ReplyDeleteLOLA:)
Wow...awesome shot..are you using macro lens?
ReplyDeleteOMG! This is just beautiful! You just made my Monday morning. Again. Thank you soooooooo much Bhavesh :)
ReplyDeleteAstoundingly beautiful! The colors are so vivid and he looks like he's getting ready to take off.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty.Good resolution.
ReplyDeleteFollowing you.
Thanks for visiting my post.Visit when you get time.
Beautiful Photographs.. Hope to see more such pictures of Nature from you ..
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Butterflies are so very brave. Look at those tattered back wings, but still on the creature goes...flying so many thousands of miles despite being so fragile.
ReplyDeletewonderful
ReplyDeleteGorgeous capture!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! The yellow really gives it a bright cheery look.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot, very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo. The yellow marigolds really help the composition and focus our attention on the marvelous butterfly.
ReplyDeletePerhaps a common rose butterfly but one that I did not know existed...
ReplyDeleteMarvelous one!
Thanks for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteThis shot is beautiful and great color!:-)
Have a nice evening!
There are many ways to flight, But I think butterflies have it down the best. They make it look so effortless... Hard for us and the landings are the hardest!
ReplyDeleteBhavesh: That is a beautiful photo of the butterfly.
ReplyDeleteNo Krisno
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot of the pretty butterfly!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit
Interesanta cromatica,felicitari.
ReplyDeleteThank you and have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI love photography and should invest in a good camera...what do you suggest?...I like wild life and closeups too
ReplyDeleteI love your work...you have seen mine with my cybershot and must be laughing!!!
Sure I'm NOT laughing. The output you have with the cybershot is awesome! If you get a good DSLR, you'll outperform me :) Still, if you want to leave me behind in photography, I recommend Canon 500D with 18-200 mm IS kit lens. But if you really like super-zoom and super-clarity, then go for a fixed focal length lens over 400mm, of course, if you are a wealthy person.
ReplyDeletebhavesh
ReplyDeletethx for visiting me! i LOVE this photo. marigolds are one of my absolute favourite flowers. my garden is full of them every year.
have a good week
~laura
A pretty and funny butterfly... Funny because of this nice red abdomen, I've never seen one colored on the abdomen!! Beautiful shot of it you got!
ReplyDeleteThe amount of detail is fabulous! The colors are of springtime.
ReplyDeleteTruly sublime with a perfect backdrop.
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful with nice background and view point.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are outstanding as usual! I love the butterfly. I did not comment the other day but You are a handsome man and your wife did a good job taking the pictures.
ReplyDeleteThat's a marvelous shot, Bhavesh! Your depth of field is perfect for this photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2020/11/night-visitors.html
A lovely shot!
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