Kites of various colors fly overhead against a clear blue sky.
A look at a clear blue sky with kites flying overhead. The most forward kite is right of center in the frame. This kite is a Phoenix shape. It has red wings with blue and black highlights. Its head is sticking straight up. It has a little spiral tail. Behind and below, and to the left of this kite, above the center of the bottom frame, is another kite. This kite has wings also, but it is rainbow-colored. Two short tails come from the bottom outside corners and loop back to the body of the kite. These tails are multicolored. Above the Phoenix shaped kite is a smaller rectangle shaped kite. It is light blue with a short, wide tail. Several more kites are small and against the sky in the distant background. Two almost indistinguishable contrails are behind the kites. They make an "X" in the center of the frame. They could be mistaken for white kite string. One contrail starts at the upper left edge and slants slightly down to the right. The other contrail begins in the bottom left corner and points to the upper right. A leafless tree top sticks up in the bottom left corner. A shorter, smaller leafless tree top sticks up in the bottom right corner.