The image displays a close-up view of a weathered blue beehive in Nakhonay, Afghanistan

The image displays a close-up view of a weathered blue beehive in Nakhonay, Afghanistan. The upper section consists of several rough, grey-brown wooden planks showing natural grain and age. Beneath these planks, a strip of light-colored, possibly fabric, material is visible, bordering the main hive body. The hive body is painted a vibrant blue, exhibiting significant paint chipping, wear, and texture irregularities. A prominent horizontal rectangular entrance slot is present in the lower half of the blue section, casting a deep internal shadow. Approximately ten to fifteen honeybees are observed. A cluster of about eight to ten bees is active on the light-colored fabric and upper edge of the blue hive in the top right quadrant, with some appearing to enter or exit. A single isolated bee is visible on the left side, slightly below the wooden structure. The scene is illuminated by strong natural light, creating distinct shadows.