PhotoFeed Contest - Macro Photography Round 145 ~ Forest Flowers Perched on by Flies

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This post is my entry for the macro photography contest hosted by Hive accoun Hive account@photofeed. If you'd like to participate, please read the rules here

Amidst the lush forest trees, a bright purple wildflower grows gracefully. Its dense, overlapping petals radiate a striking natural beauty against the green foliage. This flower appears to grow freely, untouched by humans, becoming a vital part of a vibrant and dynamic natural ecosystem.

The beauty of these forest flowers increasingly attracts the attention of small insects, including a fly that appears to be hovering near them. This fly is attracted by the scent or nectar the flower may produce, a simple yet crucial interaction in maintaining the balance of nature. The presence of flies indicates that wildflowers like these play a significant role as a food source for various forest-visiting insects.

Besides supporting the food chain, brightly colored wildflowers like these also play a role in the natural pollination process. Although flies are not primary pollinators like bees or butterflies, several fly species still contribute by transferring pollen when they land. This photo illustrates the harmonious relationship between flora and fauna in the forest, where every creature, no matter how small, plays a role in keeping life going.

Important Note: I wrote in Indonesian, then translated it using Google Translate. Regards Hive account@yayan