Insect and honey bees surround small rocks on a grayish-brown surface.
Close-up view of an insect and honey bees over a pile of small rocks. The insect is a Hemipepsis Ustulata, and is to the right side of the frame, facing forward. It has a dark body with six appendages and tan wings tucked in behind it. There are three bees, placed with one near the bottom left corner flying, and slightly blurry, and one to the left of the other insect facing away with its head down, and the other bee near the top middle slightly to the right, it is facing to the bottom right with its wings up above it. The surrounding area consists of mostly small rounded rocks with a light gray color, and a dark brown soil underneath it, some rocks are bigger than the bees but not as big as the Ustulata.