Monomad: insect details from close range

Hello black and white friends, everyone
My friendship with some types of insects is getting closer, some say if we understand the language of animals or animals it will be easier for us to approach them, like I do this, I keep learning how to be friendly with insects, some say I'm crazy, but I ignore other people's words, Of course, I am happy to be able to be close to some insects, so today I am again presenting several types of insect portraits that I found on two different days.

The type of insect that I found the first time was one type of cocci beetle, the cocci beetle has one type of color and on its body does not have small spots, like the type of beetle in general, the cocci beetle is very aggressive and agile, if you don't understand how to deal with this one beetle, maybe you don't succeed in conquering or taming this cocci beetle, By using a macro lens, of course, the shooting distance must be close to at least 43 mm, like the macro lens that I am currently using to take this little angel.

On the same day I found another type of insect, namely the bush snail, this type of shrub snail is very easy to get during the rainy season, but like the current weather that is happening in our area, this shrub snail disappears like swallowing the earth, because they are not able to withstand the heat every day, when I happen to be doing activities in the field I saw in one of the leaves it turned out that there was someone who was avoiding the hot weather Today, this bush snail didn't show me its mustache, like it was sleeping, but I took a picture of it from a few different angles.

Today I again show one of the types of caterpillars without feathers,this caterpillar is hiding behind the leaves that are piled up under one of the big trees,usually this caterpillar never plays on the ground or in the bushes,for some reason today I found this caterpillar in the cracks of the pile of dried leaves below,I often see this caterpillar when it rains, They like to play on the branches of the wood walking there and back, they can have fun if it's raining, but if it's dry like this they feel too hot, maybe to avoid the heat these caterpillars go down and hide behind the piles of leaves, I took it just to make my content today and I put it in a better place for me to take some pictures.

Details of these insects from close range will be included in the daily #monomad challenge organized and curated by @monochromes

Thank you very much to all of you who have taken a little time to read this post of mine, hopefully it can be useful for all of us.
Greetings from me @furkanmamplam