Macro photography Challenge - Week 16 |"📷Capture, Click, Compete!📷"

Hello friends how are you all? Hope you all are very well. I am also very well with the grace of Allah through your prayers. Today I am very happy because now I am going to participate in a timely competition. I would like to thank @theentertainer brother for organizing such a nice contest.Here I show you about a Tawny coster. It’s captured from rural village of Chittagong It’s seen in my village [ Tawny coster, commonly known as small leathery winged butterfly (Acraea terpsicore) Acraea Genus, under Family Nymphalidae] ABOUT-The larva or caterpillar is about 21 mm (0.83 in) in length. It is reddish brown on the upperside and a yellowish white on the underside. Each body segment bears a number of branched spines. The head is reddish. The caterpillars of a batch tend to feed gregariously and devour all soft tissue of the host plant. In this manner they can become a major menace to the passion flower plant they are feeding on. Like the adults, the caterpillar is protected by the toxins, processed from the Passiflora

species."Cylindrical, slender, with six longitudinal rows of fine branched spines; colour reddish brown with an oily gloss, much paler on the head, second and last segment ; an unwholesome looking insect, doubtless protected like the butterfly.