A small butterfly and two other small insect species that look so beautiful and graceful on this Sunday

Good evening everyone, how are you, my friends who love macrophotography and I hope you have a nice day. This Sunday I went back to the small forest to look for the object of the small animal species, and without waiting long I immediately took my motorbike and went to the small forest at the end of the village, and when I arrived there I immediately walked and passed through the bushes of wild plants that grew abundantly in the small forest, and hopefully I can get some small animal species this time especially since the weather was very bright.

And after a while of walking, I finally found a small butterfly species that looked so unique and beautiful. And at that time I immediately approached it to see it up close and its small body with a slightly brownish yellow color that looked so perfect, and at that time I saw it crawling on one of the wild leaves and at that time I immediately approached it and took several different angles of pictures and it looked very beautiful and graceful, and you can see it below.

Then after I photographed this small butterfly species and at that time I went back around another small forest. And a few moments later I found a species of ladybug that looked so eye-catching, and at that time I saw it crawling on one of the stems of wild plants, and its slender body shape had its own uniqueness and at that time I immediately took several shots of the picture that looked so beautiful and interesting, and you can see it below.

Then after I photographed this species of ladybug insect and while holding a Smartphone camera and macro lens at that time I immediately walked through this small forest. And accidentally found a small species of spider crawling on one of the wild fern leaves that grow abundantly in this small forest, and very carefully I immediately took several different angles of the picture and it looked very beautiful and unique, and you can see below some portraits of this spider species.