Common Brimston

[astrophoto.kevin]

Hey Steemians, We had again awesome weather today. After a shorter walk, I made some gardening and mowed the lawn. So everything should be fine and I don't have to do this when the heat will be back at the beginning of next week. I discovered this Common Brimston on a walk some days ago. He was just finished collecting the nectar from the flower.

Common Brimston
^{Gonepteryx Rhamni}

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For more information about the photographed animal or plant, please visit the following link. Common Brimston on Wikipedia

Camera settings

Camera	Nikon D7100
Lens	Tamron SP 90mm F/2.8 Di Macro 1:1 VC USD
Aperture	F11
Exposure time	1/1250 sec
ISO	100
Focal length	90mm

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Comments

[faltermann]

Sehr schön! Mit etwas Glück lebt er ein Jahr und du begegnest im nächstes Jahr wieder.
Kein Tagfalter lebt länger als der Zitronenfalter!

[astrophoto.kevin]

Vielen Dank @faltermann :-)
Da bin ich mal gespannt, ob ich ihn nächstes Jahr wieder sehe :-)

[shortsegments]

Nice capture and great numbers

[astrophoto.kevin]

Thank you very much @shortsegments

[kheys]

@astrophoto.kevin beautiful wings like the real leaves! This one is female?

[astrophoto.kevin]

Thank you very much @kheys :-)
This must be a male, the females are a little bit colorless compared to the males.

[kheys]

Thanks for your explanation @astrophoto.kevin