In various regions, flora and fauna have different characters and forms. Everything about nature that is around us can be applauded, that God's work is truly extraordinary. In our country, Indonesia, has a sub-tropical climate. Because we are on the equator, all life around us has a different color. One of them is the little flower below. Look at that flower, its real size is very small. But since I shot it with a macro lens, it looks like a big flower.
In the 3 pictures of unique flowers above, you will find out that they are flowers from a herbal plant known as Sambiloto, and on the island of Java it is also known as Bidara leaves. In Aceh where I live this plant is called Sambiloto which can be used for herbal medicine.
Sambiloto is a rare plant because it can live in the highlands with a cold climate. I found this Sambiloto flower in an oil palm plantation area which is about 300 meters above sea level.
Well, see below, this picture I took in the bushes in the forest near my house. This is a caterpillar cocoon that will hatch into a baby caterpillar. Everything looks very detailed. It is white in color and has fine hairs. The cocoons are attached to the grass stalks. I shot it using the additional macro lens on my phone. The size of this cocoon is very small.
Moss Leaf! Here's a macro portrait of a very small moss leaf. I photographed it behind a small rock. I photographed this moss leaf in the interior of Simpang Keramat village, North Aceh, Indonesia. Hopefully it can spoil your eyes. Hehehe...
Above is a picture of a small spider hiding behind the leaves of a tree. I saw this spider covered with fine hairs all over its body.
Below are two pictures of flies sitting on tree leaves. I took a picture of his eyes showing tiny webs on his eyeballs. Using a macro lens is a lot of fun. We can see small objects in detail. It's amazing, my friend!
This is all I can show you all, I hope you always like my little work. And I wish you all success in your respective fields of work. Best wishes for all of you!?
Best regards!
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