Palpopleura insect

Latin NameObservation dateLocation
Neurothemis tulliaJuly 04,2026Chittagong Division, Bangladesh

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This is a natural flying insect and there is natural beauty in this insect which I saw with my own eyes and I liked its beauty very much. I searched on Google to know a beautiful name for it and found a few names. One of them is Palpopleura insect. However, I mostly know this insect as dragonfly and this name is a common name for me. When I saw this insect, I enjoyed its external beauty and because I liked it, I took a few pictures with my own mobile and presented those pictures in full.

I saw this beautiful insect in my village house and that day when I came out of the house in the afternoon and went to the east of the house and there I saw this beautiful insect sitting on the leaves of a mango tree and I liked it very much. When I saw the insect, it was sitting with its thin wings spread out, which looked more beautiful and attractive to me. Moreover, partial sunlight was falling on its body so that the insect looked brighter with the leaves. It can fly in the sky with the help of its wings and can move from one place to another. This type of insect is mostly seen sitting on the leaves of various types of trees or on dead branches. Sometimes I see such insects and enjoy their beauty. Thank you to all my friends.

Camera usedSmartphone
LensMacro
Iso speedISO 40
Focal length2.13 mm
PhotographyNeurothemis tullia
LocationChittagong Division, Bangladesh
Photographer@anisurdalim7
Link to originalcommunity
Linkhttps://www.inaturalist.org/observations/395666260
LatitudeLongitudeMap
23.5828490.86353https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/23.58284/90.86353


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