Prajwal J Ullal
15-08-2021, 09:54 PM
ID: Tricolour flat
One of the unique flats of the butterfly world, these peculiarly shy beauties, who prefer to stay underneath the leaves and usually darker part of the terrain, was seen momentarily basking in the sun early in the day, just after a long spell of drizzle, and eventually ended up on to the bloom of the bush killer, enjoying the early morning breakfast to energize itself for its swift flight across the trail. Due to the distinctive variety of colour patterns on its wings, which also include small patches of transparent to translucent white colour, they are named as Triclour flat.
EXIF:
Canon 80D
Canon 100mm macro
F/11
Shutterspeed 1/250
ISO 500
Handheld, External flash fired
Location: Nagla block
One of the unique flats of the butterfly world, these peculiarly shy beauties, who prefer to stay underneath the leaves and usually darker part of the terrain, was seen momentarily basking in the sun early in the day, just after a long spell of drizzle, and eventually ended up on to the bloom of the bush killer, enjoying the early morning breakfast to energize itself for its swift flight across the trail. Due to the distinctive variety of colour patterns on its wings, which also include small patches of transparent to translucent white colour, they are named as Triclour flat.
EXIF:
Canon 80D
Canon 100mm macro
F/11
Shutterspeed 1/250
ISO 500
Handheld, External flash fired
Location: Nagla block