Insects of the World: Those Bushes are My Home

Hello everyone #Hive friends, especially those of you who are members of the #insectoftheworld community, I hope you are all doing well. I want to share some insect photos with all of you that I found yesterday, Hope you guys enjoy it.

Yesterday afternoon at around 12.15pm when I came home from the food stall to buy rice for lunch, I chose to take a different route from the route I usually take to return home. On the left and right of the road lined with people's houses, you can see in front of their house several children who are chatting happily. Not far after I passed some of these houses, on the left side of the road there was a patch of vacant land overgrown with bushes but not too high. I could see several butterflies and grasshoppers flying above the bushes.

Then I stopped and parked my motorbike in an area where there were no bushes, then walked slowly trying to get closer and observe this amazing sight. Yes, it's not wrong, it's butterflies and grasshoppers who are enjoying their lunch. There were two butterflies that I found, and I managed to take a photo of them. There weren't many photos that I could take because when I approached the butterfly, it immediately flew away. The first butterfly I photographed named Papilio polytes is a common species of Swallowtail butterfly that is widespread throughout Asia.

Next is Hipolimnas Bolina or other names the great eggfly, common eggfly or in New Zealand called the blue moon butterfly is a species of nymphalid butterfly found from Madagascar to Asia and Australia.

Then Berytidae is a family of the order Hemiptera (true lice), commonly called stage lice or thread lice. I was planning on taking photos of this flea in a lot of different styles and angles, but apparently it just flew away and just walked away.

The dragonfly, or Makrodiplax cora is a coastal glider also known as wandering pennant and pennant Cora is a species of dragonfly in the family Libellulidae.

And the grasshopper, or Dichromorpha viridis, the short-winged green grasshopper is a common species of slanted-faced grasshopper found in North America.

It doesn't feel like I spent so much time in this place, and trying to find other insects. But only from this type of insect that I found at that time.

A big thank you to all my fellow readers and the #Hive community. See you in my next post. Greetings from me Hive account@abizahid..