A close-up, high-resolution image presents a vibrant orange lily flower, possibly a Tiger Lily (Lilium tigrinum or a similar species), covered in numerous spherical water droplets, indicative of recent precipitation or dew

A close-up, high-resolution image presents a vibrant orange lily flower, possibly a Tiger Lily (Lilium tigrinum or a similar species), covered in numerous spherical water droplets, indicative of recent precipitation or dew. The central bloom is fully open, showcasing six prominent petals. The petals are a consistent rich orange, with dark brown to black speckles concentrated on the inner, lower surfaces, particularly visible on the three lower petals. In the center of the flower, a single, erect pistil with a dark reddish-brown stigma is surrounded by multiple stamens, each bearing dark, elongated anthers, some appearing to have residual pollen. To the upper right of the open flower, a tightly closed, elongated green bud is visible, positioned slightly above and behind the primary bloom. The background is a soft-focus expanse of dark green foliage. No human subjects, animals, or artificial objects are present. The visual content of the image does not provide any specific cues to determine its geographic location within the city of Zheleznodorozhnyi, Russia.