The mustard flowers were coming up good and the planks of flowers were spread on the farmlands. With this, the bees were welcomed by the nature, and it became their playground.
The other guest to play on this playground was the bee-eater. As clear from its name, the swallow-tailed bee-eater is a small green feathered bird with a swallowtail that feeds on bees or insects.
Early morning, the pairs would always come around the bush and keep hovering around the fields. Feels the treat to watch as they flicker their green wings above the bushes/plants.
I realized they live in pairs and feed together. The bird is around 15 cm long with a small body shape and a sharp small beak.
The pair were giving a good look in the field to feed on insects; insects were looking upon the flowers.
The life cycle in nature is truly a survival of the fittest, and thus every living has their own struggle for existence. It's scary and beautiful at the same time.
Life goes on in nature as it keeps painting the canvas of the life cycle in its own essence.