Butterfly Photograph - Cairns Birdwing Butterfly 3 by Margaret Saheed

Cairns Birdwing Butterfly 3 is a photograph by Margaret Saheed which was uploaded on February 6th, 2012.

Cairns Birdwing Butterfly 3

The Cairns Birdwing is Australia's largest butterfly, living in tropical rainforest in north-eastern Australia.

by Margaret Saheed

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Title

Cairns Birdwing Butterfly 3

Artist

Margaret Saheed

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Photograph - Photography

Description

The Cairns Birdwing is Australia's largest butterfly, living in tropical rainforest in north-eastern Australia.

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February 6th, 2012

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Comments (35)

Margaret Saheed

Debbie, thank you for featuring my butterfly in your group, Beautiful Butterflies.

Margaret Saheed

JT, thank you for featuring Cairns Birdwing Butterfly 3 in your group, Butterflies.

Margaret Saheed

Maggie, thank you for featuring my Cairns Birdwing butterfly in your group, Butterfly.

Helena Wierzbicki

Fantastic photo !!!

Margaret Saheed replied:

Thanks Helena. They are very photogenic butterflies!

Margaret Saheed

I am completely overwhelmed with all your wonderful and thoughtful congratulations. Thanks each of you so much. These butterflies, being the largest in Australia, make a brilliant display against the green vegetation in the Butterfly House here in Melbourne. If this one had been flying the outspread wings would display a vivid green and black pattern.