A year and a half since the last post! And a similar theme like the last one, thanks to the rains.
We had a welcome break from the heat in the form of rain due to a passing cyclone on the coast. The drizzle and morning dew lent a great additional touch. Just had to make a break for it at sunrise before the sun got to the droplets first.
This fascinating mechanism of some plants discarding excess water - called guttation
Guttation
Chafer beetle, with dew
Long-legged fly on a dewy leaf
Dew covered Tawny coster
Coromandel marsh dart, with dew
Hamadruas on a wet leaf
Tussock moth caterpillar
Cicadas being their noisiest!
Cicada, close-up
A couple of insects/butterflies allowing me to get close
Silverline butterfly close-up
Common five-ring close-up
Peekaboo! Moth resting on the edge of a leaf mine
Ammophila sp Sand wasp
Putting on a grin for the portrait!
New leaves/shoots brings in renewed joy for everyone, prey and predator included
Tw-tailed spider with kill | Jackal fly bothering it by
Aphids with ants
Flower caterpillar | Homodes sp
All shot on the Olympus OMD EM10 m2, 60mm macro, Godox TT 250O with a DIY diffuser.
Till the next one!
Cheers!
Hayath
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