yesterday!. I was looking for Bugs to photograph in fields at close range. I was startled when I saw this white predatory beetle. I approached him in hushed tones. I'm hoping to catch some simple macro images while I'm out and about. from each of the angels

Here is today's photography

Reaserchs
There are over 4500 species of predatory insects in the Coccinellidae family.
In nature, this is a very important group as a regulator of toxic arthropods. Some species, such as the native Australian Rodolia cardinalis, have been employed effectively in biological control operations to suppress the cottony-cushion scale, Icerya purchasi, in citrus fruit farms in California. Rodolia spp., Chilocorus spp., Cryptolaemus spp., Harmonia spp., and a few others are the most significant species in biocontrol. .

A Friendly Bug
insects of this class are also known as Good guys because they are the serious killer of vegan bugs which harms crops. the second name of these bugs is "farmer army". Unfortunately, most of the bugs are killed through the poisonous spray every year. You can be guaranteed of a rich harvest in the vegetable garden and beautiful blossoms in the perennial bed even if they don't completely eradicate all of the problems.
Despite their usefulness as pest-killers, these insects may also be helpful pollinators.

consume several-to-many prey over the course of their development. They are free-living, and are usually as big as or bigger than their prey. Predators may be generalists, feeding on a wide variety of prey, or specialists, feeding on only one or a few closely related species.

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here are some macro shots of this crops friendly bug

here is the side view

Now full body view from the right side