My Nectar World: I'd like to be a bee among the Salvias

The arrival of spring brings me a special joy. I’m someone who doesn't like extreme weather conditions much, so autumn and spring are my favorite seasons. Autumn brings all those colors, the scent of rain wetting the forest (there’s nothing like that first rain), and spring brings the world of FLOWERS into my life. All those scents, all those colors, all the fruits to come... and I just want to turn into a bee, pollinating everything around me, absorbing the plants' nectar to transform it into delicious honey. I admire them, how they work as a team, how they help the plant world survive. Without their work, we wouldn't have the life we have.

This scan was born in my heart when I saw the Rosemary in bloom; you could hear the swarm of bees and bumblebees flying around. Working, they don't crash into or bother each other; different species coexisting, working towards a common goal. Sometimes I wish we were like that, I don't know.

Anyway, the Rosemary season passed, but thanks to life, the delicious Salvias arrived, and the buzzing of the bees can still be heard. And I was thinking how interesting it is to reflect on the cycles of plants and their pollinators. The Rosemary is over, the Salvias arrive, and when these pass, the Lavenders will come