Wildlife Photography Round 133

Hope everyone is well. Today I am here with a new photography post. In today's post I am sharing Wildlife Photography with you. These pictures were taken from a beautiful place. I shot this photography with my own mobile while going to a place, today I am sharing it with you in this community. I participated in the Wildlife Photography Round 133 @photofeed. Thank you very much for organizing a beautiful contest.

Today I want to share with you an amazing wildlife photography experience. While taking photos, I found a uniquely colored insect in nature. The name of this beautiful creature is the Colorado Potato Beetle or in Bengali it is commonly called Aluur Pokaka. It is actually a leaf-eating insect belonging to the Chrysomelidae family. It usually lives on the leaves of various plants including potatoes, brinjals, tomatoes and eats them.

In the first picture, I noticed the insect looking at me from the front. Its bright orange-yellow body and bright black eyes really catch the eye. Its two front legs are extended towards the camera lens as if asking if you can see me well. The second picture captures its side view. The most interesting thing here is the design on its hard shell. The combination of reddish-brown spots and white background is arranged in such a way that nature itself painted a work of art. The sunlight was shining on the shell and the green leaves made its background brighter.

While taking this photograph, I observed its movements very closely. There was a kind of beauty in everything, walking slowly over the leaves, stopping occasionally to observe its surroundings. Despite the insect's small size, the color of its body and the design of its shell are truly astonishing.