Six beautiful insects: flesh flies, wolf spiders, Episcapha quadrimacula beetle, cocoon and two moths

Hello everyone good evening wherever you are, how are you tonight? Hope you are fine wherever you are.

I"m back here again and on this occasion I want to show you some beautiful shots of six types of beautiful insects that I managed to capture. The first is the flesh fly. As the name suggests, this fly is a type of fly that loves meat. This fly is also a fly that has a large body and has an attractive appearance.

Its entire body is gray, decorated with three black lines on its back, while its stomach is decorated with a checkered pattern which is also black. A pair of large red eyes, six black legs protected by sharp spines. A pair of transparent wings decorated with black lines with characters.

Next is the appearance of wolf spiders. I found this spider resting on the top of a plant. The appearance of this spider is no less beautiful, its body is decorated with three colors, namely faded brown, dark brown and black. Its entire body is also protected by fine spines.

Next was the appearance of a very small and wild moth. This moth is very difficult to find, it is very sensitive to the surrounding environment. It takes extra patience to successfully photograph this moth.

Below is the appearance of the Episcapha quadrimacula beetle. This beetle also has a beautiful appearance, its entire body is black decorated with four orange spots on its back. I found this beetle dancing on a green leaf. Throughout my meeting, the beetle continued to pace back and forth on the leaf.

So next time I found an orange moth again. This moth is also very wild, just when I wanted to approach it, it immediately went and hid behind leaves that I couldn't reach.

And finally I found a cocoon hanging on the leaves. The cocoon was shiny like a jewel. Want to touch it but don't dare, afraid there are scary residents inside.