Fly, grasshopper and one bad caterpillar

This Sunday post will be my contribution to #sublimesunday initiated by @c0ff33a, #beautifulsunday initiated by @ace108, and my #sundayrandom, where I share my random macro shots.

Hello everyone, Happy Sunday to all of you, I wish that you are having such a beautiful and sublime Sunday today, and I wish I could add a little bit of color to your Sunday with my sunday random shots.

This time I decided to share more than I used to, because I don't have any more photos today. And I need to go out, and try to do a little macro photo hunt, so that I could have more subject to share.

I have been a little busy lately, and I could not get my hands on my camera to do any macro photohunt.

ok for the first subject for this post, I have this beautiful fly that was resting on the blade of the grass that grow on the edge of every plot of land here in the rice field. The reason why my father grow it because he uses the grass as the feed for his cow.

There I found this little fly, resting nicely on the edge of the blade of the grass leaf. it doesn't really bother with my presence because it didn't fly away when I tried to photograph it from different angle.

Next I have this green and balck grasshopper, one of the common grasshopper that we have here in my place. As you all know that this guy can be a problem as they will eat on the leaf or the stem of the young plant. But here in this photos it looks realy beautiful.

And for the last species, we have this harmless looking catterpillar. But actually this is one of the main pest that we have for the long bean crops. They will usually dig into the long bean, and eat the bean fro inside out. They are also really hard to eradicate, because it was living inside the bean, so even we try to spray with pesticide, they will mostly survive. The best wasy was actually to keep it from breeding in the first place, by making sure there are no egg hatcing and making its way into the bean. Which I faield to do so durign this planting season.

	I am a Balinese man, a father of a toddler son, working in the hospitality industry, who has recently found a passion for macro photography. I want to share the photos that I've taken here on Hive. I appreciate any comments or feedback you leave on my posts and kindly invite you to be part of my journey in this vast Hive Ocean. Thank you very much