Wikipedia Photograph of harilik taevastiib, the Amanda’s blue, Polyommatus amandus by Michael Kurz, see file "Taevastiiva_photo_attributions.txt" for details.

Wikipedia Photograph of ristikheina-taevastiib, the common blue, Polyommatus icarus by Charles J. Sharp, see file "Taevastiiva_photo_attributions.txt" for details.

Wikipedia photograph of courting-pair (brown-colored female on left and pale blue male on right) of ere-taevastiib, the Adonis blue, Lysandra bellargus by Charles J. Sharp, see file "Taevastiiva_photo_attributions.txt" for details. There seems to be a debate as to genus, for some (this article), Lysandra; for others (photo), Polyommatus.

Wikipedia photograph of rohekas taevastiib, the chalkhill blue, Lysandra coridon by Gail Hampshire, see file "Taevastiiva_photo_attributions.txt" for details.

#Taevastiiva (taevastiib)
#Butterflies of the #Lycaenidae family (lit. heaven‑, celestial‑ or sky‑wing, see #Taevakivi and #Tiiva), of which 2 species are common in #Estonia: #HarilikTaevastiib, the #AmandasBlue, #PolyommatusAmandus, whose...
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#Taevakivi (Taevakivi)
#Tallinn #Lasnamäe #Tondiraba
#Meteorite, lit. celestial or sky stone. After local site of meteorite impact some 20-25K years ago, as is nearby #Tähesaju. The #TondirabaMeteoriidijälg, or meteorite footprint, is ±200 m WNW from the northern end of the street. See also #Kivi.

#Tähesaju (Tähesadu)
#Tallinn #Lasnamäe #Tondiraba
#MeteoriteShower (lit. starfall). Last of the D&D group as it peters out into the more, shall we say, ‘bricks and mortar’ streets of #Kärberi K. and co. See #Arbu. Named, like #Taevakivi, after local traces of 20-25K year old #meteorite impact.