Remaining pictures of March and April

When I open several image folders on my laptop, and open one of the files stored in that folder, I mark it with the title April and May, it turns out that there are still some images that have been edited and forgot to upload, as usual in my routine daily.

^{(Cover ®2021)}

The pictures have their own story in my activities when visiting an area that is in the coastal city of Lhokseumawe, or to be precise on one of the islands that are often seen by the city community, but cannot be accessed, this is due to the difficult terrain to reach it. Because the location stands right in the distance of the village or about 1 kilometer from the nearest village.

Each activity in the picture tells the location of the journey from the beginning to the end of the story.

^{(A. Image/Figures 1,2, and 3 Island start door)}

The photo is shown in pictures 1, 2, and 3, there is an ordinary monarch butterfly, perched on a saltwater lavender plant (as people here call it) generally we will find when we arrive at the beginning of the trip if we arrive at the beginning of the trip, or we call it the starting door when it comes to the territory. This is indicated by the sight of large stones lined up on each edge of the island as a foundation to prevent soil erosion if hit by big waves.

For those of you who love flying insects, when you first set foot in the area, you will see your favorite species of flying insects, especially butterflies, which are busy doing their daily activities in search of food.

Here are some of my stock images left over the past few months, here's how they look:

^{(Ordinary monarch butterfly on a rocky plant ®2021)}

^{(Ordinary monarch butterfly on a rocky plant ®2021)}

^{(Ordinary monarch butterfly on a rocky plant ​®2021)}

^{(B. Image/Figures 4,5 and 6, if they are behind the island)}

If you have arrived and are inside the island location, then you will see other flying insect species in the form of various types of dragonflies, they also carry out their daily activities, when I took a photo they were seen resting on a saltwater lavender flower like a butterfly, at the beginning of the previous story.

The location where the dragonfly perches is on the edge of the island which is limited by the high seas, here you will get an extraordinary sensation because you will see all the beautiful panoramas along the edge of the island. Moreover, seeing the dragonfly resting on the top of the flower is the right moment to take a photo of it.

As a native of this area, I myself never get tired of always visiting the area when entering the school holidays (entering the distribution of student report cards).

Try to see for yourself some photos of dragonflies found in pictures 4,5 and 6. Here are some photos :

^{(Dragonfly above the estuary ​®2021)}

^{(Dragonfly above the estuary ​®2021)}

^{(Dragonfly above the estuary ​®2021)}

^{(C. Image/Figures 7,8,9 and 10, to be precise inside the island itself)}

Well, when you are on the island, you will see a variety of large wild plants, such as :

1. Coconut Trees
2. Palm Trees
3. Big Hassan Trees,
4. and hundreds of other wild trees such as cotton plants and others.

Among the many plants and trees, I am attracted to the large cotton plant, why? Because I saw many other flying insects such as bees which are very aggressive sucking flower nectar in very large quantities.

The size of the bees is also large with different sizes of bees on the edge of village land, but you have to be careful when shooting because they really don't want someone's presence. According to them, our presence is an unwanted stranger.

Take a look, some of their pictures below :

^{(Very aggressive bee ​®2021)}

^{(Very aggressive bee ​®2021)}

^{(Very aggressive bee ​®2021)}

^{(Very aggressive bee ​®2021)}

The three insect species objects that I have photographed are remnants of last month's images, then I uploaded them back in this post, so don't be surprised if there are some pictures that are similar but different.

Did you enjoy it? I hopefully you like it, and thank you for being there for being willing to read this article.