Moth or Butterfly?
The yellow one is 10 times bigger than the blue-brown one.
That is right, the yellow one (above) is the moth and the blue-brown one (below) is the butterfly. One way to distinguish them is on how they rest their wings, if backward, they're butterflies and if rested like the yellow one, they're moth. Thus, Mariposa is not actually a butterfly but a big moth!
Below photo: Olympus FE20,X15,C25 - Focal Length 7 mm Aperture F/3.5
Exposure 1/500 sec. ISO-100. Upper photo: taken using same digicam in Macro setting but details were deleted when files were infected by virus.
Below photo: Olympus FE20,X15,C25 - Focal Length 7 mm Aperture F/3.5
Exposure 1/500 sec. ISO-100. Upper photo: taken using same digicam in Macro setting but details were deleted when files were infected by virus.
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