Hoverfly & Tortoise Beetle Making Love

Hello amazing nature lover.. Today I want to share some macro shots, with insects as objects. There are two species of insects that I will share in this post and I found these two species in the forest some time ago when I was hunting for insects.

As for the two insect species that I mean, among others, are flower flies (Hoverfly). Insects from the Syrphidae family are usually easy to find in flowering wild plants. Like butterflies, Hoverfly species also really like flowers, of course, both of them have the same goal, which is to find nectar in flowers.

And in the second photo there is a blue tortoise beetle. Same with the flower fly species above when I found the tortoise beetle also having fun with its mate.

The tortoise beetle also has a binomial name, Charidotella sexpunctata. The beetle with the characteristics of having a body shape like a ladybug and having a shell like a tortoise is a beetle belonging to the Chrysomelidae family. And here are some photos: