Bolivian Butterflies in 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Butterflies from near Caranavi, Yungas Bolivia, jan-feb 2016
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I greatly appreciate a video with a natural soundtrack, no crass music, just the bird calls and rushing water.bliss!
The hours of patient photography to get so many different species in pristine condition!
Amazing. From one spot one can see so many beautiful butterflies, big and small ones, quiet ones and busy ones. A very interesting video with so many beautiful butterflies. Thank you for posting these videos on You Tube.
congratulations for your amazing 4K movies.
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Those butterflies are so pretty. I bet they look even prettier in person. Thanks for sharing in 4k! Please keep more of these videos coming. I really enjoy watching them in 4k. Take care!!
C’est le grand banquet 😊
Incredible footage
Awesome
I had a dream of becoming a butterfly .
I awoke and thought .
Did I dream of a butterfly ?
Did a butterfly have my dream ?
It is not understood .
You seeing the butterfly which dances wildly may be a butterfly ! 🍎
From effulgent Tokyo in profound Japan
Which national are you watching this video ?
hey bro! me again.
can u teach me how to make the butterfly food?
please bro.
+Darian carballo Hdz Here some from : www.learnaboutbutterflies.com/
Why do butterflies gather at sandbanks and mud ?
Butterflies seen on sandbanks or imbibing moisture from muddy patches are almost always males. They home in on sources of sodium and nitrates which are found dissolved in mud or damp sand. This process is commonly called 'mud-puddling'. Sodium is vital for physiological functions including digestion, reproduction and flight. Urine-soaked ground, carnivore dung and bird droppings are especially rich in these minerals, and can attract large aggregations of males. Males usually mate with more than one female, so after mating they need to puddle again to replenish lost salts.
Typically just one or two males will chance upon a suitable feeding spot, but other butterflies flying past seem able to recognise their brethren on the ground, and swoop down to join them. The bright patch of colourful butterflies quickly becomes a magnet to every passing male of the same species.
Females do not normally 'mud-puddle', they feed instead on nectar, fallen fruit and other organic matter. They obtain their sodium in a different way. It is passed to them along with spermatophore, by the males during copulation. Females therefore do not need to waste valuable time puddling, and can instead concentrate on searching for good oviposition sites.
+pedromariposa thanks so much :)
+pedromariposa Very interesting information. Beautiful images, as always. Greetings from México.
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