In every corner of nature, there's always amazing little life to behold and enjoyed. Like these beautiful insects I encountered. So, first, let's take a look at the charm of a green baron butterfly perched on the sandy ground. It was basking in the gentle sunlight. This butterfly was no longer perfect, one of its wings was missing. Despite its imperfection, its charm hadn't faded at all. It still looked incredibly beautiful.
After photographing the green baron, I approached the ashoka flower. I saw many butterflies of various sizes approaching the flower. They were quite wild, flying away as soon as I approached. Not willing to give up, I remained there, hoping one of them would return.
Sure enough, the common mormon butterfly returned to the Ashoka flower. But it never stopped. It dug for nectar at breakneck speed, flapping its wings nonstop. Photographing it was a real test of patience, but fortunately, my phone was very user-friendly, allowing me to take pictures from a distance.
Without being asked, a dragonfly came by itself and landed on the flower right in front of my phone. Perhaps this is what is called good fortune, which will not go anywhere and will come by itself. This dragonfly was very different from the Common Mormon butterfly mentioned earlier. It was very relaxed, enjoying the breakfast provided by the Ashoka flower. It didn't move at all, let alone fly away. By the time I finished taking the photo, the dragonfly remained faithfully there.
On another plant, I spotted a grasshopper that was no less beautiful. Its color blended perfectly with the leaf it was perched on. Its entire body was a vibrant green, adorned with yellowish-white and black dots. Successfully photographing this grasshopper was challenging, it was difficult to focus because the colors blended so closely together.
Then, on another leaf, I spotted a fly enjoying my activity. The fly's eyes were so beautiful, I was amazed, and I immediately pointed my phone camera at it.
All images were taken using a realme 7 Pro cellphone.