Hello my friends, and welcome back to my photography blog. I'm pleased to share with you the rest of my journey to document the wonder and beauty of nature today. Make sure to read the first article in this series if you missed it, where I shared some of my favorite pictures of bugs and insects.
I'd like to share with you three more close-up photos of insects and other critters that I took while traveling in this post.
π¦β½ A Convolvulus Moth is shown in the first image drinking nectar from a yellow blossom. When the moth was feeding at night, I was able to photograph this particular moment. A striking image is created by the attention to detail on the moth's wings and the flower's yellow petals.
πβ½ The knot grass larva or caterpillar is depicted in the second image. The larva in question was discovered perched on a leaf, and I was able to catch it in my yard. Despite the fact that these creatures may be little, some people may experience an allergic reaction if they come into contact with them. Be careful!
πβ½ Last but not least, here is a picture of a common ladybug perched on some green foliage. The ladybug's brilliant red color contrasts beautifully with the leaf's green hue. While strolling through a park, I noticed this ladybug and was moved by its beauty.
I'd like to acknowledge that all the photos in this post were taken with my trusty Olympus camera. These images are a product of my passion and hard work, and are protected under copyright laws. Kindly refrain from using them without my consent. Thank you for visiting my photography blog, where I showcase my love for capturing the wonders of nature through my lens. I hope you've liked this newest post of my insect and bug photography adventure. If you want to learn more, follow my blog for future updates and postings.
Ladybird π so pretty
Hello @razzic I found you on Veews a new Hive tool.
I adore your Moth picture and the other insects as well.
I love moths and butterflies! Did you know the Monarch
butterfly migrates thousands of miles from the USA to Mexico?
Isn't that amazing! Learning this changed my entire outlook on insects.
Thank you for your beautiful pictures of these lovely, important creatures who are also pollinators too.
Barb π
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Thank you very much for your thoughtful remarks! I'm overjoyed that you like my moth and bug images. I'm delighted to hear that knowing about the Monarch butterfly's incredible trip has improved your perspective about insects. It's simply astonishing to consider the extraordinary adventures these creatures take. I'm delighted my images may highlight their beauty and significance as pollinators. Thank you once more for your encouragement and support.
You are most welcome @razzic I love your Moth and other bug images π
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