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Chester Zoo Butterfly House
I know what you're thinking: oh god, not more zoo photos. Well, I did warn you..
Anyway, these are from the butterfly house in Chester Zoo. Most of them are taken using a Raynox DCR 150. No flash or anything, we were lucky...
Started by lucyb on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkphotography):
Lovely set
Which lens did you use....
It was a fun day out and I'm already planning my next trip .
Smashing shots Lucy, love no 4 :D Thanks guys.
Opportunities than a zoo.
Were else would find so many brilliant photo.
Well done.
Some really beautiful pics.
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Hi all - Heres a butterfly house l built when l was a young 33 back in 1994 was rearing UK butterflies for a breed and release programme did really well had 12 species including a small colony of french emperor moths that bred for one generation..
But...
Started by Mooks on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bugnation):
I hope lots.
Amazing butterfly house and project! So sorry to hear about the vege-patch.
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What a great record! I've been listening to this a bunch lately just about everywhere I go. One of those albums that you can really get stuck on. Great sounding CD too. Hard to gauge how popular they were, I know there was a lot of acclaim in the late...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at audioreview):
Guess it came with a lot of turmoil, and not everyone was still .
This is the second one, the Butterfly record.
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Are these butterfly eggs? I noticed this butterfly on the tree outside my house yesterday, and at that time it didn't have any eggs above it, today when I went outside I noticed the butterfly had not moved but now there appears to be eggs above it.
http...
Started by Melanie A on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Here's the llink - http://topveg.com/wp-content/uploads/200….
I googled it and this picture looks similiar to what you have .
Looks like it to me.
That's actually a moth, but yes those are eggs.
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As stated in the title I would please like to know whether I can house flies with mushrooms...
Thanks in advance
Henk
Started by Henkie on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sareefkeeping):
We've kept lunula, auriga, vagabundus, kleinii, blackburnii, dolosus, xanthocephallus....
Fortunately mushrooms reproduce most likely faster than the fly eats them .
Some yes, it depends partly on the species and to complicate matters sometimes just on the individual .
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What plant is this, it look like a butterfly? http://www.flickr.com/photos/jollyjarvis…
Thanks :)
Started by Ujai D on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
It's newer to the house plant world.
Also known as a swallowtail plant.
Its a Christia maculata.
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What plant is this, it look like a butterfly? http://www.flickr.com/photos/jollyjarvis…
Thanks :)
Started by Ujai D on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
It's newer to the house plant.
Also known as a swallowtail plant.
Christia+… Its a Christia maculata.
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Was flicking through the new issue of Bass Player magazine in WH Smith today & there's an article about Flea & the new RHCP LP. Said he used two '61 Jazz basses on the LP - one being the white that he's well known for...but the other was a gift from his...
Started by 99ster on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at basschat):
He'll have got one of his in house lackeys to knock.
butterflies? I'll bet he never went near it though.
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I have cleared more ground and planted more milkweed. I also have trays of different kinds of milkweed sprouting inside. I bought a heat mat to see if it would help the seeds sprout sooner and I can safely say yes because most of the seeds have sprouted...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at occonnect):
Do you have a way to identify butterfly species? I'd like to know what kind of butterfly they are.
Likely very young.
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It has been 1 week since it is introduced to the tank. It has not yet eat anything and just swimming up and down along the back glass wall all day. I try live clam on half shelf for a couple of days now and it just swim pass it. Anything else I could ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at reefcentral):
I've 2 small yel longnose butterfly that can only nip days ago I found him on the other side of the tank ( that house the rest of the fish which include.
Specimen you may have to chop up the mysis.
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