Hello Hivers
Butterflies are one part of nature that always amazes us with the beauty it has, various types and species of butterflies are widespread in all corners of the world, and this time I will try to show some of the beauty possessed by the butterflies that I meet
Junonia almana , peacock pansy, is a species of butterflies nymphalid found in Cambodia and South Asia , it exists in two distinct adult forms, which differ mainly in the pattern on the underside of the wings; the dry season form has few markings, whereas the rainy season form has eyespots and additional lines. It is listed as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List
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The heat of the sun didn't stop my intention to look for macrophotography objects, and look what I found, a fortune came to me, I found a beautiful butterfly playing in the grass with a very beautiful color, the sunlight shining on it actually made this butterfly even more attractive to be seen
Approaching a butterfly is not easy, they are very sensitive, although not infrequently they also come to us by themselves, but what I found was a little different, he lost one of the antennas on his head, and maybe that's what made it easier for me to take a close-up shot
As far as I know, the antennae on the heads of butterflies or other types of insects are a sense of smell for them, but it is possible that if they lose one antenna it will make it difficult for them to fly, because I noticed that the butterflies above only fly a short distance, and he seemed to lose his balance
The eye color of this butterfly is also exactly like the color of its body, dark orange with some beautiful lines, and the back is also filled with hair which is also very unique, to be honest, this is the first time I have seen a butterfly this close
The pattern on the wings is also beautiful, like a painting painted by nature naturally, it's even so beautiful I don't realize I've been following it for almost three hours, wherever it flies I will follow it
The sun that continues to shine gives a bright light, penetrates the wings of the butterfly, and creates an extraordinary natural beauty
That's all for now, thanks and see you soon
| Note; all pictures were taken with a smartphone camera and edited with lightrhoom + picsart |
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