This image depicts a man-made ornamental pond or water feature located in Tel Mond, Israel

This image depicts a man-made ornamental pond or water feature located in Tel Mond, Israel. The pond's water is clear, revealing a bottom composed of dark, small-grained gravel or stones. A narrow stream with a minor cascade enters the pond from the upper left, causing ripples on the water's surface. Approximately eight to ten goldfish (Carassius auratus) are visible swimming within the pond; most are bright orange or red, with at least one exhibiting a lighter, pale orange or white coloration. The pond's surface features multiple small, green lily pads concentrated in the lower right area, along with several scattered brown, dried maple-like leaves floating across the water. The immediate perimeter of the pond is lined with a light-grey concrete or mortared stone edge. Large, irregularly shaped, light-grey boulders with textured surfaces frame the lower portion of the pond. Dense green vegetation, consisting of tall grasses and other leafy plants, grows along the upper and left banks of the pond, some overhanging the water. Bright natural sunlight illuminates the scene, creating distinct shadows from the boulders and reflecting off the water. No individuals are present in the frame.