This close-up still life photograph was taken in Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom during late morning in the summer season. The main subject of the image is a bee, an insect, collecting nectar from the central disc of a vibrant golden tickseed flower, also known as Coreopsis. The photograph clearly showcases the details of the bee and the distinctive yellow petals with a red center of the tickseed plant, which is commonly found blooming in England throughout summertime. Other flowers and green plants appear softly blurred in the background, emphasizing the bee and flower in the foreground. The image highlights the relationship between bees and flowers, illustrating pollinator activity among summer plants and animals native to Derbyshire.
