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I decided to beat the winter blues by heading to the Butterfly house and challenging myself there. It was definitely a much needed change of pace!
Here a few tasty tidbits
Tim
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Canon EOS-1D Mark IV 150 mm f/6.3 1/100 sec 1600 ISO 0.0 EV
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Canon EOS...
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Looks like you were just as in sync with this lens as your 800 .
The butterfly's posture and the comp.
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This was my first attempt at close up photography. My parents have a Butterfly Bush that lives up to it's name and I took the opportunity last summer to try some close up shots with my 70-200 f/4 that I got a few weeks before.
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at photocamel):
F4 is good to keep.
Thank you Amy! This was at my parents house at the beach the focus remain only on the butterfly? Nice shot! American Monarch Danaus plexippus .
Very well done! Keep up the good work.
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Lesson #21 Butterfly
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mfwbooks):
The Monarch by Antoine O'Flatharta
Butterfly House by Eve Bunting
BH really touched our hearts, and it givesExtra books we used with this unit:
Info:
From Caterpillar to Butterfly - Deborah Heiligman Butterfly of Aster Way....
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I'm thinking about adding a Tinker's Butterfly to my system and I have been reading conflicting information on the temperature they should be kept. Live Aquaria lists the typical 72 - 78 range but I've also read that they shouldn't be kept long term above...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at reefcentral):
C tinker's are nice fish.
My wife and the dogs like it cool.
In the winter.
AC in the summer keeps the house 68-70 and same temp.
In the tank(s) on the main floor of the house but I do in the basement.
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Anybody else keep these? I think I've finally got what I call a good pics of this guy. We have 2 of them in the tank, one 2/3 the size of the other. They rule the roost up there and the larger has 'inadvertently' scooped up more than one of our minnows...
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@Dutch, apart from being keen on smaller fish in your tanks, what food Butterfly Fish by mickdoyle83....
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Well, turns out I was REALLY good on the last show, only ordering the navy blazer after all, because I ordered the chain link jewelry before it sold out and it busted the budget. I had previously ordered all three boatneck sweaters (LOVE!) and the khaki...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at qvc):
I hope you love the butterfly as much as we do.:) I'm not a print gal either but I need to be! My & SandiLovesLDOD
"You 2 are like the Tetris of Linea."
LOL...yep UAN, I bought the butterfly cardigan in olive it on Ebay after Christmas for....
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I got home from work today and found my CBB dead. I have had it for 2 months. It was eating fine(bloodworms). I added a Flame Angel 4 days ago, but it has been to busy running from the Kole Tang to stress the CBB. Actually it looked like the CBB took ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thereeftank):
CBBs are one of the butterfly fish (commonly available) that have.
Fortunately my house has a wood stove I can cook on, plus we are veteran campers so we have" and have ZERO nutritional value.
Lately.
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Has anyone one been to Butterfly Creek lately?
Was looking for something fun to do with the kids tomorrow or Sunday.
I have never been so would be interested in your thoughts and what to see and do there, and what to not bother with.
TIA
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at everybody):
butterfly....
The butterfly bit is really sweet in there as too hot.
Butterfly house can be a bit odd to start, and they both loved it (also with a bunch of kids, who also loved it).
DD1 7
DD2 4 We went last week - was good .
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I have been looking for the right acer palmatum for my yard zone 9b. This will be planted under the canopy of a mature Fruitless Mulberry so I really don't want it be much more than 6 - 8 feet at maturity. I have been looking at the Butterfly and am confused...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ubc):
Butterfly is a good choice for usda 9b,another good cultivar with similar variegations leaves.
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I've always liked the idea of the Plantraco Carbon Butterfly with its Bahoma magnets for use with LiPo cells (Click and play not Plug and ply)
But have been put off by the silly transmitter I've got to many TXs hanging around the house as it is
I've heard...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rcgroups):
Torque (based on the experience of someone I know who flies planes with the Plantraco Butterfly RX.
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