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Actually it is bird's shadow. The bird is not close enough so the shadow is small, If the bird was so near then it could be bigger than the bug. Thanks.

I don't wanna be an pain in the a*?!, but I think pikkar is right on this. Haven't you ever played with the shadow of your hands on a wall, by creating animal shapes, like a dog or a birdl? If you do so, you'll notice that the closer you get to the wall, the smaller the shadow of your hands is, the farer you are, the bigger the shadow. So in this case, the shadow of the bird should be bigger, the higher it flies... Anyway, I like your entry! Good luck!!

Thanks. I think, shadow's size depends on the light source. In this case The bird is neither close to the sun nor to the ground. You should observe shadow of a bird or a airplane flying over your head, rather than your hand playing
. The example you have mentioned is totally different from this case.

Well observed!
But then, if the shadow is produced by the sun, shouldn't be the shadow more blurry? If I look at the shadows of the trees in front of my house, they are blurry, I can't see every single leaf's shadow precisely... Anyway! Thanks for the discussion...