Hello dear friends, good afternoon......
I am back here and on this occasion I have several types of beautiful insects that are partying in the longan garden. First, let's look at the painted jezebel butterfly. This butterfly is very difficult for me to photograph, it keeps moving from the first flower stalk to the next flower. It does it with very fast movements. Judging from its color that is starting to fade, this butterfly is old. The lower wing tips are also damaged.
While focusing on waiting for the painted jezebel butterfly to be still, suddenly a striped albatross butterfly came over. This butterfly doesn't move very often, but it likes high places. Places that are difficult for me to reach. Keep trying to photograph it as much as possible, the results are quite good. It's just that the face is not visible, covered by leaves.
Now let's look at the blue moon butterfly, this butterfly likes low places but its behavior is the same as the painted jezebel butterfly, it never stays still. Keep moving here and there, its behavior is like a supervisor who is supervising workers very closely.
The double-branded crow butterfly was also no less exciting at the party. It also behaved the same as the painted jezebel and the blue moon. The three of them were so compact that it made me dizzy. It really drained my patience to photograph them.
Now let's see the charm of the Black-banded hoverfly. This beauty behaved even stranger, she spent more time floating in the air than perching on flowers. Her body was so tiny that it was almost invisible.
Look, finally someone came who was the most calm, he immediately sat on the flower. Sitting sweetly while continuing to move his two antennae, as if he was inviting me to talk to him. He was Chrysocoris stolii, a beautiful one with a shiny color like a gem.
No wonder Chrysocoris stolii looks so calm, it turns out that there is also someone else hiding on the flower stem. Look at this praying mantis sleeping soundly there. He is very lucky to have a color that blends easily with the surrounding environment.
All images were taken using a realme 7 Pro cellphone
