Junonia atlites

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Junonia atlites08-12-2024Sholotaka,Bangladesh

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We are surrounded by various insects. When we come out of the house in the morning, we notice different types of insects. But all these insects cannot be caught on camera very easily. They try to hide themselves when they see people or animals. Because everyone is afraid of life. However, if you try, you can capture many beautiful insects on camera. But I pay more attention to butterflies. The photo I present to you at this moment is Junonia atlites. It is a species of butterfly. They look very beautiful. The circular shape on them is fascinating. Whenever I notice such national butterflies I am fascinated. I try to capture photos in between my busy schedule. Because if I can capture photos I can get ideas from others just like I get ideas about insects I know or don't care about. And in this way, good relations will be maintained with each other. I took this photo with the same mindset. It was a beautiful moment to capture the photo. When I was taking photos with my friend, I saw a butterfly come and sit on the friend's jeans. I told him not to move at all. We went out to take photos and the insect came to us! Really interesting thing. On that occasion, I tried to capture many photos like this.


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Camera usedMobilephone
LensCell phone camera
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PhotographJunonia atlites
LocationSholotaka,Bangladesh
Photographersimransumon@simransumon

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Linkhttps://www.inaturalist.org/observations/255355426

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23.8455788.80638https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/23.82302/88.75043
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