Correction

in photography •  8 years ago  (edited)

I misidentified the butterfly in two of the photos in this post; I have edited it to show the correct species name.

It turned out to be a rarer butterfly than I thought; I just heard from the expert who checks my reporting on species that the one in the second and third photo is actually a brown argus (Aricia agestis), bruin blauwtje in Dutch, and not a female silver-studded blue.

This one:

Sorry about that.

Note to GF: Yes, we found another rare one! Rarish, anyway.

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It must be exciting to find them, photograph them and being told it is something rare :)
Whatever the name it is still very pretty!

Great find. Beautiful butterfly. I wonder where the name argus comes from. We have a Meadow Argus here but its a Nymphalid, not a Lycaenid.

Beautifull post, Upvoted and followed.

Great Shots ! Refreshing !!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Deserve Upvotes !

Beautiful none the less and great shots!

Olympus is always giving the best results. Great shoot my friend

Wow!!! how beautiful!!!!

Such amazing shots and cool that they are rare I must admit I am amazed how you know the types of them all the only one i know of is the Monarch LOL

Very beautiful shoots my Friend, good Job :)

Lovely flutter-by's, as always :)

Thank you.

Excellent shots - that they are remotely rare is such a huge bonus!

Especially when you see them for the first time. Although this time, I thought they were something else when I saw them 8-).

I like that you made the effort to correct your information. Shows integrity :) Beautiful pictures!

Very nice butterflies! :)

Thank you.

Butterlicious, as always :)

Brilliant photos, once again!

Thank you!

Awesome shots, @ocrdu! Really beautiful! ;)