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Pang Soon Trail, Sangkampaeng, Chiangmai Thailand Litterally hundreds
of these small butterflies had just undergone their metamorphasis and
their wings were drying out in the hot sun.
The Pang Soong Nature Trail is an Ecotourism Development Project
established between the Village Ban Pang Mano, the Voluntourists
Without Borders Initiative and the Ecotourism Development Partner
T.R.D. under a 10 year contract signed on the 13th Novemeber 2006
Aim is to establish a world class nature trail as the pilot project in
the development of an Ecotourism Industry to be owned and operated by
the villagers themselves.
The trail is 4km long and follows the Mae Lai Stream from 1000m A.S.L.
to 1400m A.S.L. In addition to paying trail entrance fees each
individual or group must hire the services of a Villages Community
Guide.
Comments and faves
saxonfenken (63 months ago | reply)
Wow!!! Just look at all those beautiful blue butterflies all in one place, I would have a field day coming into contact with that many, thanks for posting them.
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nightboss54 (63 months ago | reply)
Seen in the QEMD "Finch" Group
very interesting
STOUCHIE (63 months ago | reply)
@ saxonfenken
Thank you for your kind comments, invitation and favorourite. Regretably very few opened their wings and I had to be careful not to stand on them.
STOUCHIE (63 months ago | reply)
@nightboss54
Thank you for your comments and for visiting my stream.
Panadda_K (62 months ago | reply)
beautiful
STOUCHIE (62 months ago | reply)
@Panadda_K
Thank you for commenting.
Nurelias (61 months ago | reply)
Beautiful take - I think it is much more difficult to make such a picture than to take photos of flowers (what I prefer).
Moonriver&Me (60 months ago | reply)
You are INVITED to post it in...
STOUCHIE (60 months ago | reply)
@Nurelias
Thank you for your valued comments. Yes, I find butterflies are the most difficult for me when they are in this situation as they are constantly moving and very few were prepared to open their wings.Thanks for your visit.
STOUCHIE (60 months ago | reply)
@Moonriver&Me
Thank you for visiting my stream and for the kind invitation - greatly appreciated.
LaTur (60 months ago | reply)
cool
STOUCHIE (60 months ago | reply)
@ LaTur
Thank you for your visit
grantthai (60 months ago | reply)
Nice one Stouchie - I like how you caught the one in the bottom right in flight and we cna see it in all its colour.
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STOUCHIE (60 months ago | reply)
@ grantthai
Thanks Grant. This was one of the most difficult subjects that I've photographed.
Araleya added this photo to her favorites. (60 months ago)
Araleya (60 months ago | reply)
Wonderful nature on the natural trail
beautiful blue and lovely the flying one
"as seen in the 1-2 BANGKOK CAFE group"
STOUCHIE (60 months ago | reply)
@Araleya
Many thanks for your visit ,comments and favourite Araleya. Greatly appreciated.
H.R.Sabbaghi (59 months ago | reply)
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Ecotourism, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.
STOUCHIE (59 months ago | reply)
@Hermidas
Thank you for your kind invitation. Good luck with the group.
H.R.Sabbaghi (59 months ago | reply)
tnx
wish c u more there...
STOUCHIE (59 months ago | reply)
@Hermidas
Sure. will be very pleased to contribute.
spamdd7 (56 months ago | reply)
Well done to you for catching so many in a photo at one time. I've never been that lucky.
STOUCHIE (56 months ago | reply)
@spamdd7
Yes I was lucky as they had just hatched. Unfortunately only one had its wings open. Thanks for your visit and for adding a favourite.
STOUCHIE (56 months ago | reply)
@spamdd7
Yes I was lucky as they had just hatched. Unfortunately only one had its wings open. Thanks for your visit.
Public-Republic.com added this photo to their favorites. (52 months ago)