Living and being born in a village has given me many impressions and memories about frogs. Especially in the rainy season, where stagnant rainwater, piles of wood, and shells become the most comfortable places for frog soldiers. The frogs gather and pile up the shells, they are very comfortable in the shells. When they were little after the rain, the frogs sang, making sounds all night long.

Today is March 7, 2025, without realizing it, we have entered the third month of this year. The hot weather in this month has begun to be felt, meaning that no mushrooms will grow in the summer if I am not diligent in hunting in the rainy season, last December. The sun is very hot during the day, let alone hunting mushrooms, I don't even feel like going out to buy household necessities, that's the picture of this year's summer that can be illustrated.

For macro photography lovers, there is nothing wrong if all objects are good to photograph so that they are not wasted, whatever type of insect I find, be it bees, spiders, flies, or grasshoppers. One day ago I was looking around in the bushes in the park, I was hoping to find a macro object that could be my shot that day. I had been walking around the park for half an hour, but still found nothing. Until finally I saw a praying mantis on a leaf of wild grass. Well, I thought there was nothing wrong with taking a picture of the animal with the cellphone camera that I relied on.

This afternoon I arrived a little late at the beach, the sea has risen, the river that flows into the sea has risen. I stood for a while looking at the relatively calm stream of the river. Actually, I'm confused about what macro I should take to document today, considering the rising tide.

Since there are so many marine animals that live in saltwater habitats, making a list of marine animal names is too much to count in detail. I am a coastal person who has lived and interacted with the marine environment, beaches, and fishermen since I was a child. That is one of the reasons I like creatures that live in the sea and outside the sea.

Psathyrella is a brown mushroom with visible fibers behind its umbrella. This mushroom usually grows in groups with large numbers, and crowded characters. I found this mushroom in the rainy season a month ago, where I was exploring the forest area in the palm oil plantation ji of the beautiful Psathyrella mushroom with its distinctive brown color