Monomad | Found yesterday three species of small animals that look ...

This is my entry for the #monomad challenge curated by @monochromes today.

Good evening everyone and I hope you are all having a pleasant and well day. Yesterday, as usual, I went back around the small forest to look for macro species, and before I left, I always brought my smartphone camera and macro lens in the small bag that I carry everywhere I go, and when I arrived there, I immediately explored the small forest and hoped to catch some small animal species this time.

And a few minutes later, I found this butterfly species, better known by another name, Cupido argiades. Its small, gray-patterned shape was so attractive and beautiful. I saw it perched on a wild plant stem, and without hesitation, I immediately snapped some beautiful and graceful photos, which you can see below.

_{The short-tailed blue or tailed Cupid (Cupido argiades) is a butterfly that forms part of the family Lycaenidae.....Wikipedia}

Then I found another species of bush cricket or better known by another name, namely Xenogryllus, from its rather long body shape with a slightly yellowish white that looks so attractive and beautiful, and at that time I saw it crawling on one of the wild leaves and without waiting long I approached it, and at that time I immediately took several portraits of pictures that looked very beautiful because the bush cricket species has its own characteristics, and you can see them below.

_{Xenogryllus is a genus of crickets (Orthoptera: Ensifera) in the family Gryllidae, subfamily Eneopterinae and tribe Xenogryllini.....Wikipedia}

Then I found another species of skipper butterflies or better known by another name, Potanthus omaha. And its small shape with a slightly brownish yellow color that looks so perfect and attractive, and its brown eyes that look so unique and beautiful and at that time I saw it crawling on one of the small wild flowers, and maybe the skipper butterflies species was sucking the nectar from the wild flower, and at that time I immediately took several portraits of this species of skipper butterflies and it looked very beautiful and graceful, and you can see them below.