The discovery of three interesting insects in the forest // Photography behind the macro lens camera.

Good night to all my beloved hive friends ♥️

In this post, I’ll share my experience and the moment I managed to capture the beauty of three insects I found in the forest.My main goal in going into the forest was to look for golden snails, but I couldn't find it ,they’re extremely rare in my area.But I still feel satisfied because I managed to find three very unique insects, namely a bee, a tiger moth and an assassin bug.

Right by the riverbank, I spotted a bee flying over the wildflowers,it really caught my attention

This is a small species of bee that is commonly found in areas filled with flowers, whether in gardens or among wildflowers growing in the wild. Its primary food sources are nectar and pollen, which is why we often see these bees in flower filled areas,and I really love that sight.
Its size is so small that its beauty is often overlooked. I photographed this bee using a macro lens, and now we can see this bee in great detail, both in terms of shape and color. From close range we can also see the fine hairs all over the bee's body.

Still around the river bank, I also managed to spot a tiger moth perched on a wildflower.

I come across this moth quite often because its population is fairly stable in my area, but its beauty always manages to catch my eye, and I always want to capture its beauty every time I see it.
This is a small moth with a very unique shape,it has a cylindrical abdomen with a rounded tip,the color is also very beautiful, namely a mixture of black and orange

But the good news is that this moth is very easy to find, we can even find it in the backyard, of course this is a positive thing because this moth is not a pest for plants.

And the last, I managed to find a killer insect. This insect has a very unique shape and looks a little scary at first glance,it’s a nuisance and a serious pest for farmers.