Spotted this tiny, around 5mm wingspan, at the Hillier Gardens yesterday, resting on.....mint - hence the name 
Stan
1/100, f8, ISO 400, 100mm
Stan
1/100, f8, ISO 400, 100mm
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Now that's different Stan. Well captured
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Very nice Stan
TomComment
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Very nice Stan, lovely detail.
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Thanks guys
StanComment
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Lovely shot Stan
Chris
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Super. Always lovely to see them, albeit so tiny.
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Cheers Chris and David
they are - I almost missed italbeit so tiny
StanComment
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Thats a new one on me, well seen.AndrewComment
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Cheers Andrew
StanComment
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