Suku Baorini

A few days ago, while I was exploring the forest in the village, I came across a very interesting small butterfly of the Baorini tribe. At that time, the weather was sunny, and sunlight filtered through the leaves of the trees, creating a calm and magical atmosphere. This butterfly perched on a low leaf, looking as if it was resting after flying around the forest. The subtle color of its wings, a combination of dark brown with a white dotted pattern, blends perfectly with its surroundings.

I slowly approached, readying my macro lens to capture every detail of its beautiful wings. Patiently, I took several shots, trying to capture the moment with the right lighting. The butterfly was undisturbed by my presence, and I felt as if I was being allowed to observe its little world up close.

Within minutes, a gentle breeze blew and the Baorini butterfly flapped its wings and flew away into the deeper forest, leaving me with a feeling of peace and connection with nature. Every moment of this observation reminded me how beautiful and fragile life in the forest is. I am grateful to be able to witness beauty that is rarely seen by people, and hope to share this experience with friends in the nature observation community.