It can be exhausting to follow a toddler wherever he wants to go. He wants to be followed, even if it is dangerous and you do not want to. Huhays! Haha, just a little rant, because I'm so tired today from following my son around wherever he wants. Hahaha
I was only able to rest a little this morning when I went to my sister's house to connect to their peso WiFi because we ran out of load and my husband was the one who looked after our son.
And I just saw this purple flower 馃槏
It's my chance to walk around them again, hehe. Suddenly I saw the red insects gathering in tapulanga tree. There are so many here, but I can't picture them all. So I take photos one by one. They have two different colors and designs on their bodies. Its just that there were many like this around us before.
This is what I am talking about: Red cotton bugs. They are identical to the previous insect, but with a different design, right? Perhaps when they get older, they will look like this.
Many of them are sitting on what is known as tapulanga grass. And even before, I've always seen them here.
The tapulanga flower has not yet bloomed; its color is fuchsia pink, and it is small.
I was roaming around until I saw this small beetle and leafhopper already on the leaves.
There are a lot of orange bugs here with us, especially in the rice fields, and I see them on the leaves, and it appears that are eating the leaves.
When I went home, I noticed this shieldbug in the grass growing on the embankment. It's just perched and it's bigger than the usual bugs I see, and it's color is distinct because it is extremely bright when exposed to sunlight. Also, it is alone; perhaps it just got lost here.
That's it for today. I hope you enjoyed the insects I shared today. Also, I'd like to thank you for your unwavering support of my post. Peace and love. 馃馃徎
All photos are mine.
