MONOMAD: Macrophotography Of Zizula Hylax (Blue Butterfly)

almost 3 years ago

This is my entry for the daily #monomad challenge hosted and curated by @monochromes.

To take part in today's #monomad contest, I want to show you some macro photos of an animal called a Zizula Hylax. Today I want to share macro photography with all my friends in this beloved community. While I was looking for an object as usual to share on the hive platform, I came across a butterfly type insect perched in the trees.

This butterfly type insect has a very small size and has a brown color all over its body, and black spots on its wings. And has two antennae on its head, if we look at the belly of this butterfly it also has a blue color between the feathers on the belly of this animal. This animal looks very beautiful with a slightly larger and clear eye pattern.

I was interested in capturing it through photos, I immediately took out the macro lens and stuck it on my smartphone to capture this butterfly into a beautiful photo. With great patience I finally managed to capture it from several different angles. This is a special satisfaction for me, because this butterfly is very wild and I am very difficult to capture it into a beautiful photo. Every time my smartphone camera approaches this animal, this butterfly always moves from place to place. It was as if he wanted to tell me that he didn't want to be the subject of the photo.

After successfully catching it, I searched for the Latin name of this animal through a google search, finally I found that this insect is often referred to as Zizula Hylax, or also often dubbed the Blue Butterfly.

Here are some photos I want to share with my friends in the black and white community.