Photographed at Tipnis National Park in Bolivia.
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Absolutely beautiful. What amazing colors.
I was also taken in by the colors and the pattern. And there were plenty of these same butterflies on the same spot by the river. (Unfortunately, there were also hundreds of mosquitoes, from which I am still suffering today.)
Ooh, that doesn’t sound quite so good.
Beautiful thank you for beautiful fotos
That is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen :-)
Happy Birthday Andreas! You look so happy with the children and enjoying this beautiful butterfly. Have fun and take care! Always great to read your posts and look through your photos.
Thank you very much!
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Beautiful- you need a lot of luck and patience to photograph butterflies