#1076 - Flowers and Critters Shots for Monday.
Great Monday morning dearest Hiveans across the globe! A fresh new week is here that's full of potential and new opportunities. I hope you arecready to embrace the positive possibilities that lie ahead. Have a wonderful start to your week😉.
Finally for our daily shots this time about flora and fauna somewhere in Baguio City once upon a time, we wandered into one of the city parks and in the middle of all the green, there were clusters of yellow flowers like sunflowers but smaller in size and they look like some sort of daisies. They weren't planted in garden beds but still have their own sunlight and facing upwards like sunflowers.
As I looked closer and heard it before seeing it. The yellow flowers were alive with buzzing activity. Tiny honey bees were busy at work moving from one bloom to the next one. They would land with their weight with their heads deep into the flower's center and sipped the sweet nectar. It was a peaceful kind and a beautiful reason for those yellow flowers to exist.
I also saw another layer of wild plant life which were sprouting in the soil and along the path were clusters of small purple flowers from wild plants. They were wild things, the kind many gardeners might call unnecessary weeds and pull out without a second thought. Yet when seen up close, they were stunning, their purple flowers and shapes. These nature given proved that beauty doesn't need formalities to exist; it simply grows and take over, resilient and quiet.
And almost on the ground there's another drama unfolding. A line of black ants marched in almost straight column while navigating a black pipe. Their purpose is just to survive and sustain their colony of black ants. Their world is a masterpiece of cooperation happening right under our feet which we often ignore all the time.
Follow me on my nature travels.
Shot taken in Baguio City, Philippines.
Image/s were shot using Samsung Z5 flip phone. ~rex