Transperent Winged Insect

[Sagar Patil]

Somebody may please identify this fellow. Took at Nagla Block.

F 4.5 | ISO 100 | 1/250

Wings are 100% transparent.

[Abhishek Jamalabad]

I've seen a similar thing, but without the transparent wings, but with the furry abdomen tip. Don't know what it is, but it's probably some kind of moth.
You could have used a higher aperture to get more of it in focus.

[Bibhav Behera]

This seems like a variant of the humming bird moth. you can try at www.insectidentification.org

[Abhishek Jamalabad]

Yes, it does look like a hummingbird moth.

[AB Apana]

For sharpness in macro, your film plane (here the plane of the sensor) should be parallel to the parts of the insect you want it focus.

Apana

[Mrudul Godbole]

Nice image. The details and the patterns on the leaf are nice. Thanks for posting, had never seen this one before. Getting to know about the insect world from you and Abhishek.

Look forward to more..

[Sagar Patil]

Hi Apna,

Agree with your suggestions and will try them.
For this, point in my mind was to capture shadow of wing borders too. Also if taken parallel, my cam would come between the subject and sunlight.

[Rahul Parekh]

first time seeing such insect TFS... lovely capture too