A male Wanderer Butterfly (Danaus plexippus) photographed in the Coombabah Lakelands Reserve. In other
parts of the world commonly known as the Monarch Butterfly. Originating in North America, they have spread
to many countries right around the world. They grow to a wingspan of about 100mm or 4", and the males
have a "sex spot" on each of the hind wings, and the black wing veins are narrower than those of the female.

400mm    1/320sec    f/5.6    ISO/250    Flash:no   Metering: Evaluative   Exposure: Aperture