World Image Issue 48 September 2017
World Image Issue 48 September 2017
World Image Issue 48 September 2017
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A different photographic genera for me with this macro shot<br />
of the Eastern Dotted Border Butterfly (Mylothris agathina).<br />
Captured in the late afternoon in South Africa's Kruger<br />
National Park.<br />
This butterfly normally found in Mozambique, Zimbabwe,<br />
Botswana and Southern and Eastern South Africa.<br />
Fact: One of the major visual differences between butterfies<br />
and moths are the ''antenna'' You will see here this butterfly<br />
has ''clubbed'' antenna on the end where moths often have<br />
comb-like or feathery antennae, or un-clubbed<br />
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