Moths and butterflies

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good afternoon to all active members of the hive asean community, how are you today? I hope that the almighty will always give you health and success, while this time I will try to share some photos of small wild animals that I found yesterday afternoon when I was monitoring the development of my oil palm because every time I have the opportunity I always take the time to go to the garden,

when I was walking as usual I saw something flying from one grass to another, I tried to chase it slowly so he didn't realize I was following him, finally I could see the moth was standing on one grass and its position was slightly closed, I tried slowly to move the grass barrier so I could take some photos from different positions

I saw this moth standing very straight and looking like a dead moth, and its two horns were also not standing straight, This moth includes depth of type Eumelea

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You can see in my photo above he's standing so straight, I had a little trouble getting into some good positions

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I slowly pulled the grass so I could take photos with two sides, namely the front and back

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then I also saw a butterfly that wasn't too big sucking the honey essence that was on a wild flower, it's just that I couldn't get too close because as we know a butterfly will easily fly if there is another movement beside it and his flight is also very far

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those are the two animals that I can share today, hopefully tomorrow I can get several other types of animals that I will share here, look forward to my next post

CameraPoco x3 Pro
LocationAceh, Indonesia
CategoryMacro photography
EditingLightroom
Objeckinscet
Photographervikar@vikar
Moths and butterflies | Ecency