Ladybird macro images will be featured today on the blog. I hope you enjoy them! I go to some neighbouring fields and hunt for any interesting and unique content. I discovered some Ladybirds on some leaves. I used the macro lens on my cell camera to capture this gorgeous moment of these Ladybirds in action.

These photographs have been modified in Adobe Lightroom in order to improve the lighting conditions and minimise background noise in order to get a better final image. With the exception of the last colour, all of the colours are natural. While taking that photo, I applied a filter on my mobile device. All of these photographs are free to use commercially as long as the community Steemit Beauty of Creativity is credited as the source of the image. Thank you very much. Best wishes to you and your family. Here is some extra information about the Ladybird.

Coccinellidae is a large family of tiny beetles with sizes ranging from 0.8 to 18 mm (0.03 to 0.71 in). In North America, the family is known as ladybugs, but in the United Kingdom and other areas of the English-speaking world, it is known as ladybirds. Because these insects are not genuine bugs, entomologists prefer the titles ladybird beetles or lady beetles.
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