Butterflies, Moths and Assorted Insects...

[OskarB]

Hello Oskar,

Welcome to CR.

Beautiful pictures. Keep posting.

Thank you very much, Click!

 

[AlanF]

Comma Butterfly, Green-Veined White and Brimstone (R5/100=500mm).

 

[AlanF]

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One of my Bats (unposted) 5DSR/100-400mm II

 

[Click]

WOW Very nice shots, Alan. It's the first time that I see that kind of bat. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Maximilian]

I don't think this is the same like in your post. This one was really bright orange-golden on both sides. And it was pretty small. Maybe 2cm.

Mine was about the same size. It's not only you who's cropping pics.

Even if they are not the same species, they look like the same family.
Take a look at the family hesperiidae. (I linked to the German wiki page, as I suppose you are German, too.)
Maybe yours is a thymelicus sylvestris. But this was just my try and error in searching the web.

 

[OskarB]

Mine was about the same size. It's not only you who's cropping pics.

Even if they are not the same species, they look like the same family.
Take a look at the family hesperiidae. (I linked to the German wiki page, as I suppose you are German, too.)
Maybe yours is a thymelicus sylvestris. But this was just my try and error in searching the web.

After viewing some pictures, it seems exactly to be Thymelicus sylvestris
Thanks for that!

Actually I'm Austrian. You know, what divides us is the same language. (Karl Kraus)

 

[AlanF]

WOW Very nice shots, Alan. It's the first time that I see that kind of bat. Thanks for sharing.

It's a Proboscis Bat, found in South America.

 

[Click]

Thanks Alan. It's completely different from the ones that we have here.

 

[ISv]

Can somebody confirm if this is a male bush crickets (tettigonia cantans)?
It was about 3 cm long and I found it in northern Bavaria.

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No! I can't approve the ID but I can approve the quality of the photo!

 

[Maximilian]

After viewing some pictures, it seems exactly to be Thymelicus sylvestris
Thanks for that!

Actually I'm Austrian. You know, what divides us is the same language. (Karl Kraus)

Gern geschehen
I like Austria and Austrians. And as long as we win in football and you in skiing nothing divides us

 

[Maximilian]

and can someone confirm that this is a comma, polygonia c-album ?
It was to busy to get a better shot.

This comma still was a busy one, but more cooperative. And better to classify.

 

[OskarB]

Gern geschehen
I like Austria and Austrians. And as long as we win in football and you in skiing nothing divides us

Times are changing. I wouldn't be too sure about the football part.
Of course nothing divides us, I was just joking.

 

[Click]

Very nice pictures, Maximilian. I especially like the 3rd one.

 

[SteveC]

Actually I'm Austrian. You know, what divides us is the same language. (Karl Kraus)

Winston Churchill (who was half American) said almost exactly the same thing about Britain and the United States.

 

[OskarB]

Winston Churchill (who was half American) said almost exactly the same thing about Britain and the United States.

Hi Steve, I think this quote exists in many variations.
Oscar Wilde wrote 1887 in “The Canterville Ghost”:
"Indeed, in many respects, she was quite English, and was an excellent example of the fact that we have really everything in common with America nowadays, except, of course, language."

 

[Nemorino]

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Vanessa atalanta shot with the Laowa 60mm Macro and the Eos R5:


and a handhold focus stack with the same gear. Sadly a leaf was in front of the left antenna and some steps of the focus have been to big.

 

[AlanF]

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Vanessa atalanta shot with the Laowa 60mm Macro and the Eos R5:
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and a handhold focus stack with the same gear. Sadly a leaf was in front of the left antenna and some steps of the focus have been to big.
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We call it the Red Admiral. I got one yesterday.

 

[AlanF]

A Comma and a Green Veined White from two days ago.

 

[Click]

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Vanessa atalanta shot with the Laowa 60mm Macro and the Eos R5:


and a handhold focus stack with the same gear. Sadly a leaf was in front of the left antenna and some steps of the focus have been to big.

Very nice pictures. Well done, Nemorino

 

[Click]

Beautiful series. Nicely done, Alan.