Macro TODAY : Leaf-footed Bugs (Family Coreidae)

today I visited my mother's house, I also took the time to stop by the garden behind her house, just got there I found one type of insect that is Leaf Footed bug.

I immediately prepared a phone camera and an additional lens to take some photos of this bug, Although this animal is not aggressive, I faced challenges when photographing it, because of its very small size and also because the gusts of wind made the weeds continue to sway and make objects move along.

After continuing to try, I also managed to get some angle pictures of this bug, and I'm posting them here, I hope you guys like the photos.

Leaf-footed Bugs (L-fBs) and Squash bugs are in the bug family Coreidae. They are darkish, mid-to-large sized bugs (¾” to 1”), and many (but not all) have what is described as a leaf-shaped “flange” on the lower part of the back leg (tibia). The BugLady got curious about the word “flange” and discovered that it has its origins in heraldic imagery, probably deriving from a “flinch,” which is a curving figure borne on a heraldic shield or coat of arms.

https://uwm.edu/field-station/leaf-footed-bugs/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coreidae

So many posts today hope you like my photos, thank you for visiting my page, see you in the next post, greetings from me @setia.budi.