Sulfur Tubic (Esperia Sulphurella)

in Fascinating Insects • 4 years ago

Another tiny class of insects was found resting on the leave. It is sulfur tubic (esperia sulphurella) rests with its long antennas held forward. It is commonly identified by having chocolate brown, marking with yellow and some white dots on its back. Sulfur tubic belongs to the family Oecophoridae in higher classification esperia. I guess I was lucky for having a chance to take a couple of pictures of this tiny creature with a macro device so I was able to see the detailed appearance of this strange insect.

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CameraSmartphone Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC
CategoryInsect Photography
LensLensbong Macro/Modified Macro lens
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