Macrophotography Of Dysdercus Cingulatus

Hello friends ......

On this occasion I will share a photo of a Dysdercus Cingulatus insect that I found in the forest, when I was looking for content to share on the hive blog platform.

Today I want to share macro photography with all my friends in this beloved community. While I was looking for an object as usual to share on the hive platform, I came across an insect perched on a plant.

These insects are very beautiful, they have six very strong legs and two antennae on their heads. I was interested in capturing it in the form of photos and I immediately took out a macro lens and then attached it to my smartphone to capture this insect into a beautiful photo.

With great patience I finally managed to capture it from several different angles. This is a particular satisfaction for me, because to take an angle from the head of this insect is very difficult and every time my smartphone camera gets the angle I want this animal always turns its face. It's as if this animal wants to say I'm not in the photo, that's the answer I get if I can hear the screams of this animal, hahaha

After successfully capturing some photos, I searched for the Latin name of this insect through a google search and I found that this insect is called Dysdercus Cingulatus or also dubbed as firebug. This insect is a large family of pyrrhocoridae, and seed-eating insects of the cotton plant.
Here are some photos that I want to share with friends in the fascinating insects community.

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