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Description
a day that came out of the school butterfly flying saw this and decided to take pictures haha 
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Eveew.
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Eveew.
Image size
3264x2448px 638.65 KB
Make
SAMSUNG
Model
SAMSUNG PL100 / SAMSUNG TL205 / VLUU PL100 / SAMSUNG PL101
Shutter Speed
1/167 second
Aperture
F/5.6
Focal Length
19 mm
ISO Speed
80
Date Taken
May 29, 2012, 9:59:30 AM
© 2012 - 2024 Eveew
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Ahh, it looks like an alternately colored form of a butterfly we have in my country, called a Red Admiral Vanessa atalanta [link]
I took a little time and did a little research, and looking for butterflies of Argentina, I came upon a this website [link]
(Since I was guessing that it's in the same family and is related to our Red Admiral, I searched using that criteria.)
Looking under butterflies, [link]
Under the Family: Nymphalidae [link]
Under the Subfamily: Nymphalinae [link]
I came upon this little one
[link] of which looks closest to the wonderful one you have photographed. ^^
The page indicates it's known as Hypanartia bella but, that's only the "Scientific name," and I can't seem to find a "Common name" so, doing a bit more research under the Scientific name I found, I came upon this page [link] and then this one [link] the second page of which, indicates, if it's correct, that's it's common name, is "Bella Mapwing"
A little more information about this butterfly can be found here: [link] - [link]
It's really a lovely photo, and a wonderful butterfly.
I hope the information I found is useful, and can be of service.....but, I hope it doesn't make me sound rude, insulting, or condescending...
I took a little time and did a little research, and looking for butterflies of Argentina, I came upon a this website [link]
(Since I was guessing that it's in the same family and is related to our Red Admiral, I searched using that criteria.)
Looking under butterflies, [link]
Under the Family: Nymphalidae [link]
Under the Subfamily: Nymphalinae [link]
I came upon this little one
[link] of which looks closest to the wonderful one you have photographed. ^^![[link]](https://www.deviantart.com/users/outgoing?http://www.argentinean-insects.com/Hypanartia%20bella.jpg){kind=link}
The page indicates it's known as Hypanartia bella but, that's only the "Scientific name," and I can't seem to find a "Common name" so, doing a bit more research under the Scientific name I found, I came upon this page [link] and then this one [link] the second page of which, indicates, if it's correct, that's it's common name, is "Bella Mapwing"
A little more information about this butterfly can be found here: [link] - [link]
It's really a lovely photo, and a wonderful butterfly.
I hope the information I found is useful, and can be of service.....but, I hope it doesn't make me sound rude, insulting, or condescending...