By Alice Mary Herden on August 15, 2019 ( 1 Comment )

Cloudless Sulphur

I never really looked closely at this butterfly until now. They have duo-tone eyes!

Cloudless Sulphur | Alice Mary Herden | August 2019

I had a double-take and look at all the photos I took of this and the other butterfly to validate what I was seeing. This is going to be a great subject to go more into detail for my magazine!

So next time you are out photographing butterflies, the Cloudless Sulphur might not be the only one with duo-toned eyes!

Cloudless Sulphur | Alice Mary Herden | August 2019

Link

http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/bfly/bfly2/cloudless_sulphur.htm

Categories: Butterflies, Nature Photography, Pollinators

Tagged as: Butterfly, Cloudless Butterfly, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Sulphur

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