Sunday, 26 September 2010

Moistered Ground


Iguazu National Park, Argentina

14 comments:

Francisca said...

Amazing! I can hardly get ONE butterfly to stand and pose for my camera... here you have a harem!

Diane said...

Francisca has said it all. WOW. Diane

BLOGitse said...

hah, a harem!
They are so beautiful...I wonder what they are doing... :)

'Tsuki said...

Superbes portes-queues...

Venir contempler la nature de chez toi, ça lui donne une toute autre saveur, et c'est tellement agréable...

Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com said...

We did see lots of spectacular butterflies at Iguazu. They are a nice bonus for people who come there for the waterfalls, and then discover that there is much more to see.

Lowell said...

Incredible shot! I don't understand "moistered" though...are you saying it's wet and the butterflies are getting some moisture?

Stickup Artist said...

Oh I love this shot JM! They are truly amazing creatures. In a little over a month, we will be experiencing the annual fall Monarch Butterfly migration to Mexico and I hope I'll be able to make it to one or two of their stops here in SoCal.

Linda said...

I never seen so many butterflies in one clump. You captured the beautiful pattern quite well! Great capture!

Unknown said...

@Jacob: Yes, you got it right! :-)

@BLOGitse: They are 'drinking' water! :-)

tapirgal said...

This is a lovely shot, JM! Beautiful colors, composition and subject! It's so intereting, too, to see how they drink from the ground.

Emily Isabella said...

Amazing. :)

Anonymous said...

A beautiful photo, but these butterflies seem huge! bye... :))

SAPhotographs (Joan) said...

What a beautiful sight this is Jose and a wonderful picture. They also get minerals from the soil like this.

Luz said...

Conozco el parque es muy hermoso! linda foto