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Image ID:	781170
Title:	Small Blue Butterfly Closeup
Photographer:	Shane Gibbons
Album:	Wildlife
Categories:	Architecture \| Macro \| Nature
Keywords:	insect, butterfly, blue, blue butterfly, bug, closeup, macro, spring, leek, washington, washington state, central, forest, western, northwest, northwestern, america, united states, american, USA, habitat, natural, moisture, animal, enviornment
Model Release:	Not Required
Property Release:	Not Required
Copyright:	Shane Gibbons
Submitted:	Jan 24, 2010 6:17 PM

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Camera:	NIKON COOLPIX L3
Lens:	6-18mm macro mode
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Royalty-Free License: Commercial Use			JPEG file format
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	Standard	1376 x 1032 19.1 x 14.3 (72dpi)	399.7	1.99
	Standard	1846 x 1384 6.2 x 4.6 (300dpi)	719.3	2.99
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Closeup of a Small Blue Butterfly. These small butterflys were grouped together in mass by an area of moisture coming from the ground known by the entomology community as a Leek.

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