article_snippet.sent: Few people can fail be wowed by technicolor butterfly wings that 'sparkle' in the sunlight.
article_snippet.sent: This image shows the wing of a sunset moth .
article_snippet.sent: A Papilio blumei fruhstorferi wing is shown .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Gledhill imaged the Madagascan sunset moth's wings in minute detail.
article_snippet.sent: the Madagascan sunset moth flies during the day and is considered one of the most impressive and appealing-looking lepidopterans.
article_snippet.sent: the Madagascan sunset moth also captured the wings of the monarch butterfly (stock image shown right), which is the most familiar North American butterfly species .
article_snippet.sent: the Madagascan sunset moth uses a trinocular-reflecting light microscope fitted with Neo S-plan objectives, or attachments, and takes the photographs using a Canon EOS 5D mark II.
article_snippet.sent: The pictures are stunningly beautiful and The pictures make me realise how lucky I am to be able to capture the intricate structure of butterflies,Mr Gledhill continued. '
article_snippet.sent: This image shows the wing of Salamis parhassus - known as the 'forest mother of pearl - a butterfly that lives in forests in Africa .
highlights_snippet.sent: Images include close-up shots of the peacock swallowtail, a sunset moth and the mother of pearl butterfly .