The image displays a close-up, top-down perspective of a single blooming yellow composite flower, consistent with a species from the Asteraceae family such as *Sonchus* (sow thistle) or *Taraxacum* (dandelion), located in an outdoor natural setting within Palangka Raya, Indonesia

The image displays a close-up, top-down perspective of a single blooming yellow composite flower, consistent with a species from the Asteraceae family such as *Sonchus* (sow thistle) or *Taraxacum* (dandelion), located in an outdoor natural setting within Palangka Raya, Indonesia. The flower is vibrant yellow, composed of numerous ray florets, with some outer florets exhibiting minor browning at their tips. Two small insects are observed on the flower's surface: a dark-bodied insect, possibly a fly, rests on the upper-right portion of the petals, and a smaller, reddish insect is visible towards the lower-center of the bloom. Adjacent to the main flower, two unfocused flower buds are present: one to the upper-left and another below, connected by a slender stem. Both buds are green, possess a spiky or hairy texture, and the lower bud shows hints of purplish-brown at its tip. The background is a heavily blurred expanse of green and light-colored foliage, indicating a shallow depth of field. No human figures or artificial structures are discernible.