Evanita W. Montalvo - Wildlife and Nature Photography

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• The Madagascar Moon Moth Argema mittrei is one of my favorite moths. It is also referred to as the Comet Moth due to its extremely long tails that reach up to 7 inches in length. It is related to the Luna Moth.
  
  Canon EOS 300D
  1/60th
  F/13
  100 mm. Macro
  ISO 400
• Pink Rose Swallowtail
  Pachiliopta kotzebuea
  
  1st in the May 2005 Butterfly House Contest.
  1st in the 2005 Butterfly House Contest over all.
  
  Canon EOS 300D
  1/200th
  F/4.5
  100 mm. Macro
  ISO 200
• Tiger Mimic
  Mechanitis polymnia
  
  Canon EOS 300D
  1/80th
  F/5.6
  100 mm. Macro
  ISO 400
• Tailed Jay
  Graphium agamemnon Canon EOS 300D
  1/160th
  F/4
  100 mm. Macro
  ISO 200
• An event most people never get to see. This cicada is in the process of hatching out of its exoskeleton. They seem to glisten like jewels when they first hatch out.
  
  Canon EOS 300D
  1/200th
  F/22
  100 mm. Macro
  ISO 100
  500D filter
• The shape of each wing reminds me of pieces to a puzzle.
  
  Malachite
  Spiproeta stelenes
  
  Canon EOS 300D
  1/120th
  F/11
  100 mm. Macro
  ISO 400
• A close up of the scales of a Orange Oakleaf Kallima inachus It reminds me of a nebula
  
  Canon EOS 300D
  1/200th
  F/16
  100 mm. Macro
  ISO 100