I throughly enjoyed myself these two days, spending the morning walking around the central nature reserve with my camera looking for interesting subjects to shoot. These are the little creatures I bumped into. A painted moth.
This is a tiny butterfly is from the Lycaenidae family. This group is second largest family of butterflies, with about 6000 species worldwide. 
This is a little bee that was resting on a leaf when I chanced upon it.
Then the busy bee that we all know. This bee was busy combing the mimossa bloom.
Jiminy Cricket was everywhere munching up plants.
This fly too sat patiently on a grass blade while I photographed it.
The insect that I have been looking for the praying mantis. I found this tiny baby at the ranger's station yesterday.
This is a tiny butterfly is from the Lycaenidae family. This group is second largest family of butterflies, with about 6000 species worldwide. 
This is a little bee that was resting on a leaf when I chanced upon it.
Then the busy bee that we all know. This bee was busy combing the mimossa bloom.
Jiminy Cricket was everywhere munching up plants.
This fly too sat patiently on a grass blade while I photographed it.
The insect that I have been looking for the praying mantis. I found this tiny baby at the ranger's station yesterday.
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