Edit: i have since found more lovely lantern bugs. Check out my collection here.
It was also my very first time sighting and shooting a Lantern Bug/lanternfly so you can imagine how excited I was! :D.
Naturally, I took all the precaution I could. I started taking shots of it from far far away - like this. Many of this, I mean.

Then i got closer. Many more shots.

Even closer. Again, many more shots.

Of course, I had to cover this beauty from a few different angles as well :D

If you love Lantern bug / lanternfly , do check out the blue type, Pyrops whiteheadi I found in Danum Valley.
it's really gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by and commenting, Petras :)
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