hi hive blog friends, glad to be able to share knowledge, experiences here, I as a new user really hope to get a lot of knowledge about the world of this hive blog, in advance I am very grateful to my friends who have introduced the world of hive blogs to me, especially @janonmunapase who has participated in technological advancements in rural villages, he is very useful for those of us who don't know much about the media world. Now in this post I will share a picture that I took on a resident's plantation, namely macro photography of animals or insects, I tried various styles of photographing it, but these are the results that I can share with friends, I really hope that friends can have fun his heart after seeing the picture I shared.
First, I will share a picture of a small spider that I photographed using a macro lens, here I will explain the name of the animal and some references to the animal that I took in various media.
Well, the name of this animal is a thorn-back spider, this spider has many colors, such as yellow, black, orange. The Latin name of this spider is the genus Gasterachanta which has unique characteristics, they are called spiny back spiders because there is a hard, thorn-like structure on the top of the abdomen. The spines and bright color of their bodies can be intimidating to predators, but they themselves are harmless to humans.
the second is walang sangit, walang sangit is an animal that can grow the emotions of farmers because its presence can damage crops such as rice. Here I explain a little about the walang sangit.
Walang sangit (Leptocorisa oratorius) is a pest that attacks rice plants. Walang sangit has a body length of 1-2 cm. To protect itself, the walang sangit emits a pungent odor. Reproduction through eggs produced up to 200 broodstock. These eggs are usually laid on the leaves of the host plant. Walang sabgit attacks solidly in the generative phase, namely by sucking the liquid contained in the rice grains. As a result of this walng sangit attack, the rice grains are not perfect so that the rice produced will be slightly yellowish, calcified, and even the husks remain.
the third is a small that I got at a local resident's plantation, this butterfly has characteristics, its color is brown mixed with black, it has wide wings, when I photographed it was defecating, to take pictures I really had to be careful, and patient in shooting. and here is the result nyan.
the last one is an animal that I found in the school yard in my village, it is a school house garden, this animal is a bit wild but the shape is very unique and beautiful, the color is golden yellow, but different types between males and females have different colors which is different, if the male is golden yellow, while the female has a grayish white color. and this is the picture that I can share.
this is a picture or post that I can share, hopefully it can please all friends. for those who have attended and provided support for each of my posts, I am very grateful, hopefully you will be rewarded with a better one, greetings from me.
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