Tiger swallowtail and a couple honey bees.

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sh1209

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Nikon Z6-2 & Z7-2 Nikon 500mmPF and 105mmZ
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aolander said:
Excellent images! I have not seen a black form Tiger Swallowtail before, but there are mostly Canadian Tiger Swallowtails here.
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There are quiet a few here and they’re really big, at least in comparison to what I’ve seen other places I’ve lived.
 
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They’re really pretty but move more than any butterfly I’ve seen. Makes it a task trying to get a clear shot.
 
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Steven, You did a very nice job with all of these images. I really like the last three, especially the bee images. The bees are my favorite. I like using the 500pf to shoot flowers. It works in the macro world. Great job!
 
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R.Philip said:
Steven, You did a very nice job with all of these images. I really like the last three, especially the bee images. The bees are my favorite. I like using the 500pf to shoot flowers. It works in the macro world. Great job!
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Thank you.
 
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