hello friends
The drizzle has started again, but I still go about my activities as usual, even though drop by drop the rain keeps soaking my body. Working as a farmer never ends; there’s always something that needs to be done. Even though the weather is a bit drizzly, I still find an opportunity to look for or hunt insects behind the bushes.

While I was walking toward the bushes, I saw from a distance something moving on a branch under the trees. I tried to approach slowly, and once I got closer, I saw a kind of small hairy caterpillar moving more slowly than usual, and occasionally it would stop on the branch. That's when I started my move to photograph it. But taking close-up shots was definitely not easy because this caterpillar species is super active and moves around a lot. Sometimes I had to be patient, waiting for it to stop again before I could take another shot.

In a separate corner, I came across one of the large, jet-black millipede species again. This type of millipede is very rarely seen, only occasionally when the rainy season arrives. I saw it while it was on the bushes of decayed coffee plant leaves, but it was hard for me to photograph it because it didn’t want to cooperate with me at all, almost as if it was scared of me, even though I didn’t feel like I was bothering it.

I saw a dried coffee cherry on its branch that caught my attention. I noticed a more interesting texture, even though the seed part had already started to mold because it had been stuck on the branch for too long. Maybe when it was harvested a few days ago, I forgot to pick it. Leaving coffee cherries on the tree can actually bring pests and diseases to the coffee plants, like fruit flies. After I took a photo, I immediately picked it and then kept it inside the house because the seed inside still looked good.

Thank you so much to all my friends who have taken a little time to read this post of mine, I hope it can be useful for all of us.

greetings from me @furkanmamplam