Good morning all Hive friends How are you all? Are you all well? I hope you are all well. Today I will post, macrophotography || koksi beetle
The ladybug is a type of small beetle known for its bright colors, usually red with black spots on its body and this ladybug in my post is yellow with green spots, This beetle belongs to the Coccinellidae family and is often considered a beneficial insect, because they eat aphids and other plant pests that are detrimental to agriculture in the gardens of Hive friends.
Ladybugs have various species, and the color and number of spots on their bodies can vary depending on the species. Some species even have yellow or orange colors. They are often considered a symbol of good luck in many cultures of all Hive friends.
but I made some photos using the macro lens of all Hive friends.
That's my post this time, see you in my next post
... not in this picture! Not every beetle is a "ladybug"!
Instead of that it belongs to the family Curculionidae.
At a first glance I think it might be Hypomeces pulviger or a close relative.
Thank you very much for your input and I will look for the name of the insect I photographed.