Loxoblemmus appendicularis

Hello friends, how are you all, I hope everyone is well and this afternoon I suddenly came out for a walk and saw this little creature. And this is a cricket and although it is very common, it has a different kind of beauty and which makes nature more alive and the sight of this insect sitting on the green leaves really gives peace to the mind and when I first saw it, it seemed like it was mixed with the leaves and the brown color of its body and the green of the leaves together created a great variety and nature has mixed each of its colors in such a way that it really takes your mind and when the sunlight falls on the leaves, the light falls on the cricket's body and it looks even brighter. The most interesting thing about crickets is their sound and when the evening approaches, we hear the call of these insects around us and their sound sounds like the familiar melody of rural Bengal and that sweet sound of nature brings peace to our minds and although I did not hear it make a sound this afternoon, the memory of that sound came to my mind as soon as I saw it.

Every small creature in nature lives with its own importance and insects too, so they maintain a special balance of the environment and even though they are small, they play a role in the food chain. Many birds or small animals eat them to survive, so how important these creatures of nature are to our environment and we do not understand that. The sight of these insects sitting on green leaves always gave me a kind of message and we have to love nature and take care of it. These days, these scenes are rarely seen in concrete cities, but they still accompany us in the fields of the village or in the bushes. The soft light of the afternoon and the presence of the green leaves and insects really made the moment beautiful. And finally, I want to say that beauty is hidden in every thing in nature, you just need the eyes to find that beauty. And looking at this small insect, I realized that happiness and beauty are not hidden in big things but in small moments, so let us all love nature and respect each of its gifts.