Nature Observer | Blue Flies And Yellow Crickets Are The Targets

It was raining at our place this afternoon, and my friends and I failed to hunt for insects and mushrooms. Even though this afternoon we had agreed to look for insects.

Finally, after almost an hour of rain, the sky started to clear again and I went around behind the house alone looking for insects. I didn't get many insects, maybe because of the rain the insects had entered their nests.

I just bought a new macro lens because my old lens was too small. I tried a few shots with my new lens, it was quite difficult to adjust to this new lens. Here are some pictures I got. How do you think about the quality of my new lenses?

Chrysomya Megacephala

The first object I got was a fly. According to Wikipedia, in Latin this fly is called "Chrysomya Megacephala" or better known as the oriental latrine fly or oriental blue fly, this blue-black fly is a member of the Calliphoridae family. We often see these flies in trash cans or carcasses, this type of fly likes things that smell bad.

Roesel's Bush-Cricket

The second insect I found was a cricket. In Latin, this cricket is called Roesel's bush-cricket, We often find this type of cricket in the bushes, usually it perches on the leaves and this cricket is a type of insect that is not afraid of human disturbance. We can photograph it easily.

Latin name	Observation date	Location
Chrysomya megacephala & Roesel's bush-cricket	16.11.2023	North Aceh, Aceh, Indonesia

Latitude	Longitude	Map
4.993223	97.254612	https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZJHWUDAX5WJoXNrWA

Camera	iPhone XR + Lightroom
Category	Nature Observer
Objeck	Insect

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