Looking at the world from a microscopic point of view-Snapping on the grass with a dog's tail (the 17th macro photography)

The owl on the dog tail grass is only the size of a grain of rice, and it is still a nymph. It's hard to find without a macro lens.

This is an elf in the grass! It looks exquisite. Translucent emerald green, you can see the blood inside. Exaggerated hind legs and slender tentacles are the most wonderful and vivid jade carving I have ever seen-it is a masterpiece of nature because it is alive.

Katz was born a musician. Male adults can play all kinds of beautiful and weird music. Owl's cry has a metallic feeling, and it is loud, sharp and harsh, and the sound can travel as far as one or two hundred meters.

By the way, katydids are also called slugs and brothers, so you are much more familiar with them.

"Fruit calls, summer is coming." In the hot summer, Guoguo sings loudly and forcefully. The hotter the weather, the happier it is. I have never seen an insect that likes summer so much.

When I was a child, it was common for people to pick and sell fruits. Every small cage made of bamboo stalks contained a brother. You don't have to shout, your brother's crying can attract people to watch. Buy one to take home, so that the family can't sleep well at night. ...

Let's talk about "larvae" first. The names of insects when they were young are very particular, and they should not be collectively called "larvae".

When they were born, they crawled on the ground. When they were young, they looked almost like adults. Those who don't pupate when they grow up, such as Guo Guo, cricket and grasshopper, are called "nymphs" when they are minors.

Like dragonflies and plankton, they grow in raw water. With the increase of insect age, the age of females changes to eighteen, and their appearance looks more and more like adults. They were called "teenagers" when they were young.

Grown on land, larvae are very different from adults, such as butterflies, moths and longicorn beetles. Their larvae are called "larvae" after complicated pupation.

Qi Baishi's painting "Red Polygonum Cuspidatum" uses dots to form lines, draws each panicle of Polygonum Cuspidatum with dots, and finally adds a Polygonum Cuspidatum to the picture, which makes the relationship between points, lines and surfaces flexible and wonderful.

Nature is a university, and wonderful and interesting things often bring us surprises. Returning to nature is fun.