Macro Photography#2 Insect Walang Sangit

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Hopefully my friends can always be active and also creative in working on this amazing platform.

Today I want to share some pictures that I have detailed in a professional way according to the world of photography.

Maybe the tool that I use to capture images is very simple, that is only with the Android I have.

However, to continue to be active in creativity, I will always try to provide the best so that my posts can always be enjoyed by other bloggers on this amazing platform.

This time, the images that I present for you to enjoy are some of the positions of images of insect species with macro categories that we often see in the forests of Southeast Asia in general and especially in Indonesia.

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Yes right, the picture above is a picture of the type of insect that is often called the stink bug. Walang sangit is one insect that has many shapes and types. The following is a scientific classification sourced from the website.

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Clasification	Ilmiah
Kingdom:	Animalia
Filum:	Arthropoda
class:	Incecta
Ordo:	Hemiptera
Family:	Alydidae
Genus:	Leptocorisa
Species:	Leptocorisa acuta

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Walang sangit (Leptocorisa oratorius Fabricius, (Hemiptera: Alydidae); syn. Leptocorisa acuta) are insects that are important pests in cultivated plants, especially rice. In Indonesia, these insects are called: kungkang (Sunda), pianggang (Sumatra), and calm (Madura). [1] This animal is easily recognizable from its elongated shape, measuring about 2 cm, gray brown, and has a "proboscis" to suck the liquid of plants. Walang sangit is a member of the Hemiptera order (a true ladybug nation).[wikipedia]

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