Green Caterpillar || Learn Macro Photography

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This morning, I found that the leaves of the orange tree in the backyard had been torn off and eaten by caterpillars. Many of the green leaves have disappeared, and only the bones of the leaves are left. I immediately searched for the creature that caused the orange leaves to run out.

It didn't take long. I found it right away. It turned out that there was a fairly large green caterpillar eating the orange leaves. The leaf-eating caterpillar of the moth order (Lepidoptera) calmly eats and finishes the half-leaf lime leaves. I immediately took my camera and cell phone to capture it. It is my chance to learn macro photography from this beautiful caterpillar.

These are photos the result of learning my macro photography with a green caterpillar object.

Interestingly, I found a dry caterpillar cocoon as the caterpillar's metamorphosis.

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