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Rabble of butterflies (Panapana de Borboletas)

Diaethria clymena

Description:

Photo Butterflies: Callicore hydaspes - Callicore pygas - Callicore sorana - Chlosyne lacinia - Cyllopoda claudicula - Diaethria candrena - Diaethria clymena - Dione juno - Dryas iulia - Dynamine meridionalis - Dynamine postverta - Dynamine tithia - Eresia lansdorfi - Eurema elathea - Haematera pyrame - Hemiargus hanno - Leptotes cassius - Nica flavilla - Ortilia gentina - Ortilia ithra - Phoebis philea - Siproeta stelenes

Habitat:

O local fotografado é na "Floresta da Graciosa", onde predomina Mata Atlântica. Ao seu redor tem plantação de cana-de-acucar. O terreno é arenoso e úmido , e possui muitos sais minerais.

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16 Comments

Thanks!

Parabens Marquinhos :-)

triggsturner
triggsturner 5 years ago

Congratulations Marquinhos Aventureiro. It's wasnt until I enlarged your photo that I saw the incredible beauty of all those butterflies. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Brian38
Brian38 5 years ago

Congratulations Marquinhos Aventureiro. A most incredible spotting!

DanielePralong
DanielePralong 5 years ago

Congratulations Marquinhos Aventureiro, this spotting came second in our 2018 Best Wildlife Photo Competition, Arthropods category!

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Thanks Daniele.
Hugs.

DanielePralong
DanielePralong 6 years ago

You're welcome Marcos!

Here are a couple of tips for you:

- As per our guidelines, under Habitat could you please describe the actual habitat where the spotting was made. This is the most important information you can provide on Project Noah. From our FAQ page: "Habitat: Please state the actual habitat where you photographed the spotting - this information can then be used to track changes in habitat, such as those caused by human intervention or habitat destruction. Again, it is not necessary to state published habitat information here, this can be referenced in the 'reference links' box".
http://www.projectnoah.org/faq

- On Project Noah you can join missions and then add your spottings to them (when you create them or by editing them). This would be perfect for the 2018 Best Photo mission, which has an emphasis on habitat:
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/2165...

Many thanks in advance!

Thanks my friend.
Hugs from Brazil!!!!!!!!

pamsai
pamsai 6 years ago

My kind of place ! Congrats on SOTD...

Mark Ridgway
Mark Ridgway 6 years ago

So many. Where to start ! Congratulations.

Amazing capture Marquinhos,congrats on the welldeserved SOTD and thanks for sharing.

DanielePralong
DanielePralong 6 years ago

You're on a roll Marquinhos Aventureiro, your impressive rabble of butterflies is our Spotting of the Day:

"Now that's a rabble in our Spotting of the Day! How many different butterfly species are seen mud-puddling in this shot? Check out the spotting to find out! Mud-puddling is a behavior most commonly seen with males butterflies, where they seek out nutrients such as salts and amino acids from fluid in mud or decaying matter. While the word rabble is normally used to describe a disorderly crowd, it is also used as a collective noun for butterflies. Another collective noun is kaleidoscope of butterflies, quite appropriate here!"

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Thanks my friend.
Hugs from Brazil!

Jim Nelson
Jim Nelson 6 years ago

I have never seen so many butterfly species in one place. Nice spotting!

LaurenZarate
LaurenZarate 6 years ago

Wow! Very cool!

São Paulo, Brazil

Spotted on Apr 28, 2018
Submitted on Aug 5, 2018

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