My contribution to the #monomad challenge hosted and curated by @monochromes.
The diversity of insects in an open environment is of course quite diverse and some of them have almost the same characteristic textures and maybe the differences are only slightly visible starting from the color and body size they have.
And today when I spent the afternoon doing my routine close-up shooting in the green bush flower environment on the edge of the village rice fields, I met several species of nectar insects that collected honey essences from the flower crowns of the bushes and of course they have quite an active movement by continuing to circle every pile of petals on the petals of wildflowers that are blooming in the environment.
And eusocial wasp gives me so many opportunities to witness their work of touching every petal of a wildflower so tenderly that they do in every petal of those wildflowers.This insect has a small and elongated body texture and has a pair of small fins that are almost the same length as the length of its legs.
This nectar insect certainly has a fairly close resemblance to a bee and maybe the difference is only slightly visible from its small and elongated body size , in my publication today you can find some details of the close-up shooting session of these active insects who is working on every petal of wild flowers in the green bush environment at the edge of the village rice fields this afternoon.
| Camera | Smarphone + macro lens |
|---|---|
| Iso | Otomatis |
| Editing | Lightroom app |
| Photographer | @deltasteem |
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| My discord | deltasteem#8161 |
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Great catch