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big flying thing


big flying thing
Information sur la photo
Copyright: perry mcguigan (periola) (22)
Genre: Animals
Média: Couleur
Date de prise de vue: 2007-07-04
Catégories: Insects
Appareil photographique: Canon Powershot Pro1
Exposition: f/2.8, 1/60 secondes
More Photo Info: [view]
Versions: version originale
Thème(s): Eliz strange, exotic or little known species - 2 [view contributor(s)]
Date de soumission: 2009-03-05 0:38
Vue: 11223
Favoris: 1 [voir]
Points: 6
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i assume this is a moth because the wings are horizontal and not vertical. species unknown to me.
it has a wingspan of around 16-17cm, and was photographed in dense jungle with low light and sauna humidity.

you can see the body size because there is some leaf between the wings in the lower body centre.

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Overall a very pleasant and informative picture, even though some shiny parts are a wee bit OE. Did you use a flash ?
It is NOT a moth. On the contrary you might say it is an archetypal butterfly, being in the family papilionidae. I am not a specialist, but it looks like it is the common clubtail, Pachliopta coon. If not, a close relative. The wings are horizontal because they are fully opened in a "basking" position

amazing butterfly, TFS Ori

hello Perry interesring shot of this Atrophaneura (Pachliopta) Coon Doubledayi i think female form You can see the voucher on this on web at:
www.yutaka.it-n.jp/pap/10180010.html THanks for sharing well done ..Dany

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