Simple objects from nature

There are at least nine photos that I uploaded today from several macro objects. As usual, simple objects in nature that are sometimes often overlooked.

Red fruit that fell from the tree. I don't know the name of this fruit for sure, but it seems like only the seeds are left. I saw it on the tree. The unripe ones are green then reddish when ripe and fall from the tree. But it seems like there are no insects or animals that eat this fruit.

Small butterflies that we often see and are often found in the grass. It doesn't have bright colors but still looks beautiful, its size is very small and it is difficult to get focus when photographed. Moreover, its nature is wild and keeps moving when approached.

This is not a dry leaf hanging. This is a larva. The female larvae are easier to find because they are attached to tree trunks or plant leaves, while the males live very low in the vegetation.

The female larvae are apterous and have much shorter legs and remain in their larvae throughout their lives.

The males emerge at night, flying in the sunlight but are also nocturnal and are then attracted to light.

Although only pale in color. The mushroom species is always the most interesting species, both for observation and for visual objects.

This is a mushroom that grows on animal feces. The color is cream and has a varied cap. This mushroom will grow on animal feces when the animal feces begin to dry and then this species appears.

This is a wild flower plant that grows in the meadow. At first it is a yellow flower, then the flowers fall off in a certain time and leave behind fine hairs like this that at first glance look like cotton.

This one is not a butterfly, it is a Wareng which looks like a small butterfly. His body seemed to be covered in white powder and if he touched it the powder would fly.

The last one is a wild plant flower with a beautiful pink color. Here this plant is classified as a wild plant or shrub. The tree is widely found and grows densely in several places.

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