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Starter

25/8/2018

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After two months with a lot of trips this is the first weekend that I'm home without engagements and that I have time to look back to the trips, selecting and enjoying photos. On July 5th the trip to the Mercantour started and together with Hans, Gerard and Frank (Palinka Club) I left for a short stay/starter in the Bugey.
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a cold starter
After 820 km we reached our accommodation in the afternoon, it was time for a cold starter under a big tree and to relax after the drive. Fortunately the dinner was served in accordance with French traditions so we had time to discover the area and search for butterflies. On a wild flower meadow we noticed some big orange butterflies and waited near the meadow until they went to rest. The next morning we returned (too early as it was almost dark at arrival) and after a long and heavy rainshower we found back some of the butterflies. A nice starter for this trip was the Niobe Fritillary which I never photographed before.
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Niobe Fritillary - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, 180 mm, 1/5 sec, F 9, ISO 100
Next to the Niobe Fritillary we found in the same meadow three resting Dark Green Fritillaries. Although we only had one day in this beautiful region, we counted 34 butterfly species. 
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Dark Green Fritillary - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, 180 mm, 0,5 sec, F 14, ISO 100
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Allo(s) allo(s)

16/7/2018

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Last Saturday I returned from a nice and relaxed week in the Mercantour. Together with Hans, Gerard, Mees, Debbie, Jacco and Frank (the Palinka club) I searched for  butterflies which can't be found in the Netherlands. Two years ago we visited the Cevennes with the mission to find the Scarce Copper....unfortunately we did not so I pinned my hope to find this species in the Mercantour. At arrival I noticed an Orange-tip which was the sign that a lot of species were not emerged yet.
Again I did not find the wanted Scarce Copper but instead a lot of other very beautiful species like this Southern Swallowtail (Papilio alexanor). This picture costs me a lot of sweat....not to take the picture but to reach the butterfly as he was resting at an much higher place on the mountain.
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Southern Swallowtail - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, 180 mm, 1/30 sec, F 11, ISO 100
It was the first time that I visited the Mercantour and I was impressed by its beauty: rough mountains, lovely villages and a tremendous variety of nature. The Col d'Allos was amazing and one day I will return to the Mercantour and the Col d'Allos!
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Mountain Fritillary - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, 180 mm, 1/85 sec, F 7.1, ISO 100
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Take the time to waste a moment

9/10/2016

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After a small break of two and half weeks it was time to collect my camera and macro lens and to meet the members of the Palinka-club which I had not seen anymore since our trip to the Cevennes. The intention was to search and photograph mushrooms but just in case, I also took my 35-350 mm lens with me.
After a short walk we found the first mushroom, a beautiful Cauliflower Fungus which is perfect for details and structures.
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Cauliflower Fungus (Sparassis crispa) - 180 mm macro
In the meantime the sun has already risen and in the distance the light was visible at the end of the forest. The closer we came the more noises of waterfowls we heard.
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Canada Goose - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, 35-350 mm, 1/320 sec, F 8, ISO100
Unfortunately, I spent too much time with the mushroom as the light on the lake was just a little bit too hard....the scenery was lovely due to the fog. The first group of Canada Goose flew away and after ten minutes it was completely quiet on the water.....time to search for other motives.
I only found a fat grasshopper but fortunately two Common Winter Damsels and two Small Coppers were found by the other members. 
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Small Copper - 180 mm macro
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Common Winter Damsel - 180 mm macro
While we were photographing these insects it became very very crowded around us.​
On our way back we passed three birches with Red Admirals on the trunks; they were drinking birch sap but get chased way by some hornets. We finished this perfect trip with a tradional cup of coffee at the terrace and some new plans for trips in 2017 and 2018!
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White and Yellow

4/7/2016

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Since my return from the Cevennes I have noticed some butterflies but within minutes they needed to hide for the next rain shower. It's increadible how much rain is coming down and down again and how many acres are flooded. The farmers and/or the water company started cleaning the ditches which means a lot of nature/plant destruction. It's sad because due to this intensive procedure most of the wild flowers are gone and with them the butterflies!
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These are the days that I'm longing to return to France, to the laissez faire country with meadows full of butterflies, good cheese and some old French cars!
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White

29/6/2016

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After Yellow is it the turn to White. The poet's narcissus is growing in the wild on the higher meadows of the Cevennes. A part of them was already be out of flower but when we visited the Mont Lozere I found a kind of moor area with a lot of pink orchids and a lot of flowering white daffodils. As my clothes already were soaked by the dew, I did not doubt to lie down in the wet area for a lower position. The early sunlight came over the mountain and lightened up a part of the background for some seconds.
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Narcissus poeticus - Canon 7DMKII, remote release, 180 mm, 1/160 sec, F 3.5, ISO 100
There was one butterfly species which we found everywhere....the Black-veined White. The first days we found single butterflies but after days with higher temperatures we found them resting in groups and/or mating. Near a road I found two butterflies which were heavy in love but taking a sharp close-up of their wings was'nt easy due to a lot of passing cars and trucks.....they (the wind they caused) ruined my composition and depth of focus.
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Black-veined White - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, plamp, remote release, 180 mm, 0,3 sec, F 13, ISO 100
Both Whites were freshly emerged and the difference in colour and size between male (white and smaller) and female (yellowish and larger) is visible. 
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Yellow

26/6/2016

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Recently I returned from a nice and warm week in the Cevennes. Together with Hans, Marielle, Mees, Debbie, Jacco, Frank and Gerard (the Palinka club) I searched for 'special' butterflies. The first morning after arrival we visited some beautiful flower meadows but it was cold and very windy. Almost immediately we found a resting Queen of Spain Fritallary so I had good hope to find more and particularly not common fritallaries that week.
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Sooty Copper - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, plamp, 180 mm, 1/60 sec, F 8, ISO100
But also in the Cevennes the amount of butterflies was lower than normal due to a cold spring. During our stay the temperatures were rising day by day and the number of butterflies were growing every day. But, the two species which I hoped to see/photograph I did not find.
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Mont Lozere
On the Col de Banette (near Vialas) the Purple-shot Copper was living; a beautiful area with flowering broom and purple heather. Unfortunately I found this species only at day.
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Col de Banette
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For the apollo we searched on higher places like the Mont Lozere; a beautiful mountain area with a lof of flowering broom. We found some spring butterflies but unfortunately no apollo's. 
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Purple-shot Copper - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, flash, 180 mm, 1/166 sec, F 8, ISO100
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Silver Lining

10/4/2016

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This morning Landgoed de Utrecht was the meeting point for the members of the 'Palinka' club to photograph wood anemones and to enjoy the first sunlight. It was the first time since my backache five weeks ago that I tried the favorite low macro position again. 
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Wood Anemone - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, 180 mm, 1/30 sec, F 4 , ISO 100
Later, while enjoying a cappuccino with a piece apple pie, we discussed the finishing touch of our trip to France in June. After some members have left, we returned to the wood anemones and we were just in time to 'catch' a female Brimstone. It's my first butterfly picture of 2016! Probably the next picture will follow soon as in the afternoon I noticed the first Holly Blue and I received the message from a friend that some Orangetips has been seen today.
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Female Brimstone - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, 180 mm, 1/10 sec, F 10 , ISO 100
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Highway to hell

26/9/2015

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Last Saturday it was the first time for me that I visited the nature area 'The Elzen' near Dordrecht and it was very nice to meet everybody from the 'Palinka' club again and to make new plans for a trip to France next year.
Unfortunately any colour in the sky was missing that morning. No signs of butterflies at all but instead plenty of snails. 
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Grove snail - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, 20-35 mm (20 mm), 1/30 sec, F 5, ISO160
Gerard showed me a snail with a special coloured feeler. In fact it is a parasite worm (Leucochloridium paradoxum) who is using the snail as temporary host; the definitive host for this parasite are birds. With this coloured rings in the feeler this parasite try to draw the attention of birds....it's amazing to witness this colour spectacle and it's cruel at the same time. 
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Parasited snail - Canon 7DMKII, tripod, remote release, 180 mm, 1/10 sec, F 5, ISO160
For an other occasion I was in Dordrecht again this week and I was impressed by the large number of herons.....fortunately they do not eat infected snails!
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Shine like a diamond

22/6/2014

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As I’m not a fan of black backgrounds, I did not look to 4 or 5 photo’s on my harddisk which I had made in Hungary last week. More than that, a few days ago I wanted to delete them when I opened the last one for a check and noticed an uncommon background.  

I’m not sure what happened but due to the fact that the temperatures were high these days I assume that the butterfly shaked his head and caused these shining/moving drops.

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Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary, Canon 7D, tripod, remote release, 180 mm, 1/40 sec, F9, ISO100
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Magyar pillangók

19/6/2014

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Long time ago, I heard about Farm Lator, the ‘hot spot’ for butterflies in Hungary which is located at the foot of the Bükk Mountains. Last year I received an invitation to join a group of passionate nature photographers and for a week and recently I travelled to Hungary by car. Together with Marielle, Hans, Ed, Mees, Debbie, Jacco, Frank and Gerard, I enjoyed a wonderful week with a lot of fun and beautiful nature encounters.
The first morning I had the mission Clouded Apollo and within a minute Jacco found an old and damaged specimen. In the absence of a ‘better’ apollo I photographed this oldie which represents the charme of faded glory.
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Clouded Apollo
Some later Ed and Hans entered the meadow and two more apollo’s were climbing up to warm up. A few days later I entered the same meadow again but the Clouded Apollo’s were gone. 

During my stay I counted 53 butterfly species and as the temperatures were rising, day by day more butterflies emerged. On the first day Gerard showed me a yellow chrysalis which probably was a brenthis species but we did not exactly know which one. On Friday the 13th Marielle witnessed the ‘birth’ of the butterfly and we found out that it was the Marbled Fritillary (Brenthis daphne). 
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Coloured chrysalis Marbled Fritillary
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Freshly emerged Marbled Fritillary
An other big surprise was the discovery of a Large Copper which I found in the evening with a lot of wind. I decided to skip an other trip the next morning and returned together with Marielle to the area with the Large Copper. Just that morning it was cloudy and due to one big and dark cloud we had to wait extra long before the sun came out to show the brilliant coppery colour.
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Large Copper
Next to all the beautiful butterflies we also found some Stag Beetles, snakes, lizards, a dormouse and on the last day as dessert the Rosalia longicorn. 
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Stag Beetle
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Rosalia Longicorn
More photos can be found in the Gallery A -> Z under Hungary.

Unfortunately the week went by too quick and I’m looking forward to our next trip together! 

First, I would like to thank everybody for the fun and nice conversations we had together and especially I would like to thank Gerard and Frank for their efforts to make this possible! 
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Hans, Gerard, Ed, Debbie and Jacco at the 'Tard' area
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    Jibt dir dit Leben mal een Buff, denn weene keene Träne. Lach Dir'n Ast und setz Dir druff und baumle mit de Beene.

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