The image displays a close-up, top-down view of a single yellow walking iris flower (likely *Trimezia* or *Neomarica*) with a visible insect, set against a blurred green natural background in Candelaria, Philippines

The image displays a close-up, top-down view of a single yellow walking iris flower (likely *Trimezia* or *Neomarica*) with a visible insect, set against a blurred green natural background in Candelaria, Philippines. The primary subject, centrally positioned and in sharp focus, is a fully bloomed flower characterized by three prominent bright yellow petals (sepals) that curve slightly downwards and outwards. The inner structure reveals two smaller, erect yellow petals (standards) and a central area with intricate dark brown and maroon leopard-like spots and patterns on a yellow base. A small, dark-bodied insect, possibly a fly or beetle, is observed situated at the base of the flower's patterned center. The background is composed of out-of-focus green foliage. To the upper left and behind the main flower, clumps of long, sword-like green leaves belonging to the same plant species are visible, interspersed with several small, developing yellow flower buds. The lower portion of the background consists of blurred green grass and some dry, lighter-colored plant debris. Natural lighting illuminates the scene, indicating an outdoor environment. No human subjects or man-made structures are distinctly visible.