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On the thorns of the feast

06/07/2024 16:37

On the thorns of the feast
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On the purple crown of a milk thistle, a wild bee has landed, attracted by the promise of well-guarded nectar.

While its legs cautiously cling to the flower's vibrant filaments, its body confidently plunges into the purple explosion of pistils, indifferent to the thorns that defend the plant. Robust and discreet, this solitary forager embodies another facet of pollination—less visible than the honeybee, but just as precious to the balance of ecosystems.

A suspended moment, between spiciness and sweetness, where we rediscover the wild beauty of our so-called "undesirable" weeds.

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