Monday, June 29, 2009

Macro Monday: Macro butterfly

I'm not sure of it's name, it could be the tirumala septentrianis but I remembered reading about this butterfly at the HortPart was this butterfly can excrete poisonous liquid to safe itself from the predator. These beautiful creatures were photographed at the walk-through butterfly flight area in The Fragile Forest at the Singapore Zoo. They are human friendly and will even land on the visitors there.


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13 comments:

Tammie Lee said...

so very beautiful is this lovely creature and you have captured the details of it's grace.

Vicky said...

wonderful macro of this beautiful winged creature.

Mar said...

What a beautiful butterfly!! and great macro shots.
Happy MM!

June said...

One of my favorites...common name is Tree Nymph.

fishing guy said...

Jama: What a beautiful butterfly.

Martha said...

Love your gorgeous butterfly, don't recall ever seeing one like that. Great shots! :-)

Ladynred said...

It's pretty butterfly!
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Gattina said...

What a strange butterfly ! I have never seen such black and white !

Carletta said...

Gorgeous capture!
Excellent macro.

Kath said...

Gorgeous. I love how it looks strong and delicate at the same time.

storyteller said...

How magnificent ;--)
Hugs and blessings,

tigerfish said...

Zebra butterfly!

Kerri said...

Wow! Fabulous!!