Monomad - Beautiful moth & baby grasshopper

This is my entry for the daily #monomad challenge

On today's #monomad challenge I again want to share two insect macro objects. I take a photo of the two at the same location yesterday around 10:15 in the bushes. As for the two macro objects, what I mean are two different species of insects, namely moths & baby grasshoppers. Both of these objects are both small but they are so adorable that I am interested in taking pictures of them.

The first is the genus Esperia moth in the family Oecophoridae. I found this moth while basking on wild leaves. Generally, moths tend to hide behind leaves, and from my observations moths have a reason for that because if they don't hide or choose to roam around, they will become delicious prey for predatory insect species such as dragonflies.

Then there are baby grasshoppers from the Acrididae family. I am interested in taking pictures because the baby grasshopper looks so cute with its attractive colors and behavior that still looks innocent. Take the photo is relatively easier than adult grasshoppers. In addition, baby grasshoppers are not good at flying because their wings are not yet perfect.