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Coenonympha sent on July 06, 2025 (20:46) by Ninjagio. 6 comments, 115 views.

, 1/250 f/14.0, ISO 200, hand held.

mostrare l'invisibile agli occhi. Per questo amo le macro. Le difficoltà di scatto sono estreme e i fallimenti tanti, ma quando sei fortunato puoi riuscire a riconoscere la struttura di tanti animali del nostro quotidiano. Forme di vita che sotto la lente di ingradimento appaiono come piccoli alieni. Sul genere pare non ci siano dubbi ed è Coenonympha. L'entomologo Giuseppe Grimaldi però vorrebbe anche il disegno delle ali superiori per identificare l'esatta specie di questo bel mostriciattolo volante. Ma è già tanto che sia riuscito a catturare al volo questo dettaglio mentre posava su di un fiore nel parco del delta del Po. Anche perchè le ali non le ho viste mai aprire quei pochi secondi in cui posava sul fiore prima di svolazzare via.

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14 persons like it: Aringhe Blu, Cavernicolo, Favaratorob, Gianni Fazer, GigiVb66, Giordano Santini, Latino Rosario, Lucchin Fabrizio, Luky-luky, Marmor, Mnardell, Rial, Sigma3000, Simoneperi1967

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GigiVb66

sent on July 06, 2025 (21:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I fully share your considerations, which accompany a good shot

Giordano Santini

sent on July 06, 2025 (21:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

gorgeous
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Pigi47

sent on July 07, 2025 (8:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A good result for a shot taken handheld. Maybe if he had given you the time we could have looked for a more accurate parallelism after this shot to have a better reading of the wing in the foreground.

Lucchin Fabrizio

sent on July 07, 2025 (8:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hi Ninjagio, I know how hard it is to shoot handheld because it's my way of doing macro so it's still a good shot. For classification, it is Coenonympha pamphilus. If you can help me you can find photos of butterflies divided by family to which they belong. Have a good start to the week, bye Fabrizio.

Ninjagio

sent on July 07, 2025 (9:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you very much for the ratings and for the advice above all. I ask Pigi for some advice on how to be sure that the whole wing is in focus. I took the photos by taking from the optical viewfinder because using the flash by putting live on the display does not allow me to see the result of the shot, unless I need to set something I don't know. Even later, looking at the file from the display I struggle to see all the details and sometimes the micro blur I detect it later on the PC.
Thanks to Fabrizio for the identification of the species. Just this morning my dear friend Danio Miserocchi, who is an extraordinary and encyclopedic naturalist, determined the species for me.

Simoneperi1967

sent on July 08, 2025 (21:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Gorgeous macro

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