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Abstract : Insect image recognition (IIR) is a specified field in machine learning (ML) and computer vision that efforts to automatically recognise and detection of insect species utilizing visual data attained from images. Leveraging deep learning (DL) techniques, convolutional neural network (CNN), and image processing enables exact and effective classification of a huge range of insect species. IIR has many applications that range from biodiversity observation and pest control in farming in order to entomological study and disease vector identification. The unique procedure of insect detection, it permits experts, entomologists, and ecologists to attain valuable insights, make knowledgeable decisions, and update challenges that contain insect detection which contribute to more real conservation efforts, ecological research, and agriculture management. This work contains a framework of Insect Image Recognition with Sand Cat Swarm Optimization with Deep Feature Extraction (IIR-SCSODFR) model. The developed IIR-SCSODFR method incorporates a complete procedure that starts with Gaussian filtering-based image pre-processing, improving image quality and decreasing noise in order to offer a clear basis for precise analysis. Deep feature extraction is carried out to capture intricate visual designs essential to numerous insect species, using advanced models for inclusive insect characterization. For exact insect detection, Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) systems are employed, proficient in demonstrating time-based needs in image sequences. Besides, model leverages SCSO technique for parameter tuning, adjusting model's performance to adjust unique features of a dataset. The proposed IIR-SCSODFR model signifies an important leap forward in IIR, and provides a forceful and precise solution for automated identification of various insect species.