Photography lovers: back rice and devil grass (little butterfly)

Hello photography lovers
Tonight I again show you all the two different species of insects that I found in two different places and I happened to find them on the same day, the two types of species that I found have different beauty, I really like the unique species of insects, both species are rice locusts and small butterflies that are very famous as grass devils, Maybe if you have ever encountered them surely you who are a hobby of photography it would be very interesting to see both types of them in macro photography.

Rice locust

The rain had just stopped, and I started to look around in the afternoon, the air was cold today because the rain that had poured on the earth made the ground so moist and there were some parts that had started to muddy.
As I was walking around my house, I was surprised to see above ground in my yard standing upright with a kind of rice locust.
I looked a few times at this back, his eyes were so keen to watch me, I thought this locust wasn't standing here for long.

Afraid that this rice locust would escape from my presence, I rushed to take out my phone from the bag and I started to set the right position so that I could aim well.
In my observation, this locust I often found in the leaves, but only this time I saw it standing on the ground.and I shot from this stripe at several different angles.this rice locust belongs to the family suborder caelifera

Grass demon (little butterfly)

This is one of the most difficult objects for me to photograph, because butterflies are very agile, just a little bit of our motion sways then they will release their wings and leave our gaze, this time I feel lucky to be able to capture it with several pictures either the cold weather due to the descent that causes this little butterfly to faithfully stand on the leaves of the keladi tree, What was important to me was that when I found these grass demons they did not escape from my presence, I began to adjust my strategy and position by stepping slowly so that this little butterfly was faithful and calm standing on the leaves of the tree.
What I know is that this grass devil in scientific language belongs to the family ancistroedes folus

Here is my post today, both types of insect species I took with my mobile phone, and hope you can enjoy some of my pictures today, and can keep you entertained.
Greetings from me @furkanmamplam