Social insects.

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The weather returned brightly and finally I could freely aim at an ant that swirled in front of the lens as if astis is being highlighted by the camera. Her small body moves like a dancing robot. Congratulations on the move, hopefully you are interested in this one.
Ants have a collectivistic behavioral pattern. That is, they better serve the interests of their colony than themselves. The urge to sustain their own lives, became secondary to the needs of the colony. The scarem has controlled almost all parts of the land on Earth. Only in a few places can not live because it is covered by snow fields.
An ant colony can grow to a dozen to thousands of times the previous number.

All of these images were taken with the Nikon D5000 camera,
Lens 18-55 as well as additional macro rings.

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Social insects. | Ecency