Nature reserve and its contents

Hello photography enthusiasts

Recently,I don't know why,I've been enjoying spending time in nature reserves while searching for some macro objects.I've noticed many small things around the reserve,which is why I've concluded that nature reserves have become one of my favorite places to capture tiny creatures that echo. Not only that,but as I continue my pursuit, my eyes are exceptionally sharp,looking left and right as if I'm seeing something frightening, LOL...!! If it weren't for that,I would miss a lot of opportunities to capture these creatures.Since I dove into the world of hives,honestly,I haven't been this crazy about gazing at things that I find worthy to make as topics for my writing. For me,a photographer should generally take advantage of the opportunities in front of their eyes,regardless of their shape and type.

One day while I was walking in the edge of the wild grass not far from where I live, I was casually hoping to win a prize, hoping to find something I had never seen before. Observing small objects indeed requires keen observation and quick perception so that what we aim for can be successful. The nature of insects varies; some are quick to move while others move a bit slower. That is why I am so interested in macro photography. I have learned many challenges from the world of insects and I almost know everything about their lives, although I am still constantly learning.Like one of the species of grasshoppers, we already know various types and patterns as well as their body shapes, but all of them are delightful. This grasshopper has a color that is almost similar to dry leaves, making it difficult to see when it stands on dry leaves. Fortunately, this grasshopper happened to be standing on one of the green wild grasses, so I think the combination is very nice.

At the edge of one of the fences near the rice field,my eyes glanced back at one corner at the top side of the fence where I saw a white flower with a yellow center.I had never seen a flower shaped like this before;this flower is very beautiful with no blemishes on its petals at all.Out of curiosity about what type of flower this is, I opened Google Lens to identify it.However, according to Google Lens, the flower I saw is called one type of Chinese cucumber flower,a unique name for me regarding the type of flower I observed. But unfortunately,I could only manage to take one picture due to the strong winds at the edge of the rice field causing the flower stem to sway.

On the same day,I returned to focus on another object around the fence.From a distance,I saw a fly resting on the tip of a twig at the edge of the fence.In my heart,I wondered if I could conquer this species of insect. Don't worry, I will try; let this fly have some fun and rest so it can be a bit easier to approach. Flies are very agile and a little movement means the chance to catch them will be lost.After letting this fly rest for a few seconds,I started to aim the tip of my macro lens through the gaps in the fence.Unfortunately, time and again, I failed to capture it again today,I only managed to catch one.This fly really annoyed me that day.

In different corners,I saw one of the plants of the tendril type growing at the edge of another plant.This type of tendril plant has very distinctive characteristics,where the tendrils, when they have elongated,will coil at their tips,creating something very unique in my opinion. The tendrils are fragile once they dry.Initially, I thought the object I saw was ordinary,and I left it for a moment however,just a few meters later,my heart told me otherwise.It wouldn't hurt to take a photo; it might turn out well.Finally, I went back to approach it.Besides the fresh tendrils, I also had the chance to capture some parts of the tendrils that had already dried,which I find unique.

Thank you very much to all my friends who have taken a little time to read my post, I hope it can be beneficial for all of us.
best regards from me @furkanmamplam