The Beauty of Evening Insects: Red Beetles and Busy Bees"

Hello friends, how are you today and I hope we are all in good health and can participate in activities smoothly.

Every afternoon, as usual, I always take the time to explore the natural surroundings with a camera in hand. Looking for interesting insects to immortalize. This activity is not just a hobby, but has also become a kind of fun and calming ritual for me.

One afternoon, I discovered two interesting insects. The first was a bright red ladybug, its shiny body contrasting against the backdrop of green leaves. This beetle moved slowly along the plant, as if undisturbed by my presence to observe it closely, I immediately took several photos, trying to capture the beauty and detail of this small insect.

Not far from where I found the beetle, I saw a bee perched on a small flower. This bee seemed busy collecting nectar, flying from one flower to another with extraordinary speed and agility. I also aimed the camera lens, trying to capture the moment when the bee stopped for a moment on the flower. Showing her cute face with big eyes watching the surroundings.

These two insects, even though they are different types, both exude their own beauty and uniqueness. The red beetle with its striking body gleam and the busy but still enchanting bee with its agile movements, gave me plenty of material for a post on Hive tonight.

Through the camera lens, I can see the small world of insects more closely and in detail, and share this beauty with others through the photos I post. That afternoon, like many other afternoons, I went home feeling satisfied and happy, ready to share my discoveries with our beloved #interestinginsect community.

NOTE: I first wrote the article above in Indonesian, which is my language, then I translated it using English with the help of goggle