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  • A macro shot of a Glasswinged Butterfly (Greta oto) on a leaf.
    Glasswinged Butterfly
  • A macro shot of a Dead Leaf Butterfly (Kallima paralekta). This butterfly exactly resembles a dead leaf when the wings are folded. It can be found in Indonesia.
    Dead Leaf Butterfly
  • Macro shot of a Paper Kite Butterfly (Idea leuconoe). These butterfly’s are found in Sout East Asia and Australia.
    Paper Kite Butterfly
  • A macro shot of a Great Spangled Fritilary Butterfly (Speyeria cybele) in a field of wild flowers.
    Orange Butterfly
  • A macro shot of the wings of an Owl Butterfly.
    Owl Butterfly Wing Detail
  • A closeup of a monarch butterfly feeding on some flowers.
    Monarch Butterfly
  • A macro shot of a monarch butterfly collecting nectar in the morning
    Monarch Butterfly
  • Butterfly silhouette on a tropical plant.
    Butterfly Silhouette
  • A macro shot of a Cabbage White Butterfly (Pieris rapae) on some purple flowers.
    Cabbage White Butterfly
  • A macro shot of a Great Spangled Fritilary Butterfly (Speyeria cybele) on a coneflower.
    Fritillary Butterfy
  • A pair of mating butterflies on a leaf.
    Mating Butterflies
  • A macro shot of a pair of mating Monarch Butterflies
    Mating Monarch Butterflies
  • Two Black Swallowtail Caterpillars (Papilio polyxenes) mimic each other.
    Caterpillar Twins
  • An extreme macro shot of a robber fly (Triorla interrupta) as it eats the insides of a common house fly. Robber fly's inject saliva containing neurotoxic enzymes which paralyze and digest the insides of its prey. It then sucks the liquified meal through its proboscis. Robber fly's are very aggressive hunters and will hunt other flies, beetles, butterflies, moths, bees, dragon flies, wasps, grasshoppers, and some spiders.
    Robber Fly Captures Prey
  • Swallowtail Butterfly
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