Aglais urticae

[@philipbyerleyjohnson5106]

Thank you, specifically for showing Small tortoiseshell first flight. The butterfly quivers before first flight takeoff, as also shown in one of my Brimstone videos.

[@TengwarTeacher]

This is the best 10 minutes anyone could ever watch. Well done and thank you so much for the effort it took to record, edit and share this! Awesome work!

[@groszek13you]

+Jamie Newton Ⓥ Dear Jamie! I am glad that my film you liked. Thank you for watching it. Many best regards from Krakow! Adam

[@marcelobritodeavellar7834]

Adam, your videos are simply fantastic. I'm also in love with butterflies and I'm happy with your work. Congratulations! All the best to you from Brazil, Marcelo.

[@groszek13you]

+Marcelo Brito de Avellar Hi Marcelo! Greetings to Brazil! I am glad to hear that my film was interesting for you. Best regards from snowy Krakow! Adam

[@rosannadesole9092]

Only animal and plant nature performs incredible marvelous transformations. I can not think that we are destroying the beauty of this mother earth, we do not realize that we live in a paradise in the middle of the universe ... A small planet of precious value! 🌏😍🦋❤️🕉

[@doublerainbow5140]

Fantastic videos. I really appreciate these. Thank you!

[@groszek13you]

+Double Rainbow Hi! Many thanks for watching my video. I appreciate your warm comment. Regards, Adam

[@carlitozik]

Awesome! Thank you for this video!

[@groszek13you]

+carlitozik It is my pleasure. Thanks for watching the video. большое спасибо! Adam

[@umarhasan7483]

Such few videos on such great channel.. pleeeease keep doing this so beautiful..

[@steffenschmidt1880]

Wonderful, amazing, nice and well done :-) Best regards, Steffen

[@groszek13you]

+Steffen Schmidt Many thanks Dear Steffen for watching my film. Soon, I will publish a new one. Regards, Adam

[@danfobb8301]

Has no one in Poland noticed that you have bewitched all the elves and gnomes and gotten them to take pictures and find all these creatures? Just to marvelous

[@knityourdreams8003]

Nature so many wonders to enjoy..❤️

[@estrellacross1139]

Thanks, most beautiful , nature can be so perfect and beautiful. and

[@nightcrawler2615]

incredible detailed video :o nice !!!

[@lifeonearth594]

Baby caterpillar is so cute.

[@stephaneclos4445]

Splendide !

[@csabaszilagyi6244]

Incredible video, as always!

[@groszek13you]

+Csaba Szilágyi Dear Csaba! thank you for your comment and watching my video. Soon, welcome for another one. Regards, Adam

[@oryantezuka]

Thank you for sharing!!

[@groszek13you]

+Ryan Dunn Thanks Ryan, Regards, Adam

[@wildsuburbiauk152]

Extraordinary film it must have took a lot of patience well done.

[@danielkeach9676]

Wonderful!

[@uwef.1045]

Der kleine Fuchs braucht die Hohe Brennessel als Raupenfutterpflanze. Weitere Schmetterlingspflanzen sind rote weiße Lichtnelke, wilder Oregano, Wiesenschaumkraut, Wiesenflockenblume, Mönchspfeffer, Disteln, verschiedenen Sorten Klee, Mohnblumen, Kornblume, Wasserdost, Nachtviole🐝🦋🥀

[@Dreamer-h6w]

Я в шоке. Очень красивый и успешный вид. Очень развиты социально. Хотел бы спросить у автора, разрешает ли он делится видео и размещать на своих ресурсах его бесценные материалы, очень важно, что бы больше людей изучали природу. С меня лайк и подписка. Thank.

[@trucha1618xx]

Excelente!

[@groszek13you]

+trucha 1.618: PEACE IN THE WORLD Thank you Trucha for watching my video! Regards from Krakow! Adam

[@michaelaramoser5846]

hello Mr. Adam I am a Fan from your videos, it's really awesome !!! I will share in Facebook, because it should more people see your great work :) many thanks Mr. Adam

[@groszek13you]

+Michaela Ramoser. Dear Michaela! Thank you so much for your comment ans sharing my videos. Soon I will publish a new film. Best regards. Adam

[@theresebeavers6401]

I love the beauty of it all and your photogaphy is magnificent. I think i managed to confuse what i thought i understood; the difference between pupa, chrysalis and cocoon. Or maybe they are the same?

[@groszek13you]

Hi Therese! Thank you for your comment. Answering your question: pupa, chrysalis, cocoon, widely it is described here: www.pestcontrolberkshire.com/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-pupa-chrysalis-and-cocoon So, I think that you can find there answer for your question. Bestr regards! Adam

[@theresebeavers6401]

@@groszek13you That was great information, Adam, thank you. Its a little confusing, but enlightening, thank you!

[@TheTomvaliente]

Very rich in life and color! Too bad these butterflies aren't found where I live. They come from Europe and Asia.

[@JulchensWelt]

Love it !!! Many thanks - beautiful! I have sub! Wish you a nice Weekend and warm greetings Petra

[@groszek13you]

+Julchens Welt Dear Julchens! Many thanks for watching my film and for your kind comment. Regards from Krakow! Adam

[@amniotic105]

Spring butterfly)

[@jukingeo]

Pretty little thing. Great job on the video!

[@groszek13you]

Many thanks for your kind comment. Regards, Adam

[@jukingeo]

You're Welcome. We don't have these in the US. But there are similar types such as the Painted Lady, which is the same size, has the same colors, but a different pattern.

[@zasacool4354]

หนอนน่ารักและเป็นผีเสื้อที่สวยมาก

[@ruicastro7930]

I only found catterpilars once on northwest portugal, its wayy easier find inachis io catterpilars (which have the same cicle)

Good morning Adam, this video I haven't seen until now and discovered it today and watched it. 👍 The caterpillars of Aglais urticae are very perfect mowing machines (see my time lapse video in YT : Insatiable caterpillars of Aglais urticae 4K, time lapse YT) and can consume a stinging nettle on the fly. Have a nice time R.

[@itme8622]

My deepest of condolences for your losses. May they rest in peace.

[@allzoom]

대단한 영상입니다!

[@susanalopez6590]

Maravillosa!! 👌👌👌

[@2338]

Cześć Świetny film. Dziękuję bardzo. Jak to subskrybowane.

[@Fstk_the_Birb]

Türküm ama kanalını seviyom abi kalp atsana🇹🇷

[@9way1]

🦋😜

[@zasacool4354]

เหมือนกินผักใบเขียวนะ

[@diandrarm5216]

Welche Pflanze ist die?

[@jean-michelbouvier213]

La femelle de Aglais urticae pond ses œufs sur l'ortie. Les chenilles sont très faciles à élever. S'il vous arrive d'en trouver sachez que beaucoup d'entre elles sont probablement parasitées.... parfois la moitié ! Lorsque j'étais enfant.. j'ai du en élever des milliers... Toujours un plaisir immense que de voir s'envoler les imagos . Les papillons sont merveilleux ! Je les étudie depuis toujours.. j'ai soixante ans et j'ai tant encore à apprendre d'eux ! BIZ Jim PS.. j'habite actuellement en Normandie.. L'année dernière je n'ai vu que deux spécimens dans la nature..!!! Et cette année il a fallu que j'attende le mois d'octobre pour en voir un seul et unique spécimen..!!! Je suis absolument consterné voire affligé par l'effondrement manifeste des colonies si nombreuses ..il n'y a pas encore si longtemps..voire abondantes de cette espèce remarquable !! C'est avec grande tristesse que j'assiste tout simplement à la disparition complète de ce magnifique Rhopalocère.😿😿😿 Qu'en est-il chez vous ? Jim

[@sneganapoluch278]

Brenesseln

[@itme8622]

​@@jean-michelbouvier213 I'm so sorry for your losses. May they rest in peace.

[@jean-michelbouvier213]

@@itme8622 👉🤳🆓☮️

[@Hallands.]

Da: Nældens takvinge

[@maecka]

Wehn coming a new video ?

[@ilbe2]

Sadly I can say never, he died a year ago.

[@supermartiris]

Please, Morpho menelaus

Hello Adam, I am always fascinated about the video quality of your macro lens, when filming butterfly eggs and the hatching of the caterpillars. In my video about the same butterfly (see below) I used the CANON Macro Photo lens MP-E 65 mm 1:2,8 1- 5X for filming the hatching of the caterpillars. This lens is very difficult to get in focus. Thanks for sharing, liked your video very much! Rüdiger The caterpillar of the Small tortoiseshell • Aglais urticae kzbin.info/www/bejne/jInIlmR8raaqhtE Aufhängevorrichtung • Kleiner Fuchs • Aglais urticae • 4K (3 languag.) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIq2iomHptemi9E p.s. I think YT did not inform you properly about new videos.

[@groszek13you]

+Rüdiger Hartmann Dear Rüdiger! Many thanks for watching my new video. I warmly thank you for your letter. I know your films and those already repeatedly watched and admired. I appreciated also your advice given me last year how to find eggs of Aglais urticae. Thanks for this. Following your advice I have found a female laying eggs in nature! It is shown in the begining of the movie. In my practice I use to extreme close-ups Micro Nikkor 55 / 3.5 lens (45 years old!) reversly mounted to bellows PB6. It also gives me a shallow depth of field and this is a big problem when shooting a moving subjects, about whether indeed you well know. Soon I will put a new movie about Araschnia levana. Regards from Krakow! Adam

+Adam Grochowalski Hello Adam, thank you very much for your answer. I always had been thinking that you are using such a lens. I got a similar lens (Zeiss Distagon 50 mm) which can be used in reversed position, but it is adjusted for a format of 6X6 cm, meaning I got a problem to find an adapter. Concerning the videos of Aglais urticae I found your comment in the video:"Kleiner Fuchs an der Brennessel (D • E • ESP)" but not in the video: "The caterpillar of the Small tortoiseshell • Aglais urticae" which is much more detailed and also contains a part where it is shown how the second larval instars behave like a mowing machine. With best regards from the BLACK FOREST Rüdiger

[@itme8622]

I'm so sorry for your losses. May they rest in peace.

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