Phone Photography Contest N° 55 | A world at our feet

Greetings dear friends my name is Anthony Caggia, this is my first post in this community to which I arrived thanks to posts I saw from @untilwelearn and @jesuslnrs a few days ago.

On the outskirts of the office where I work since a few days ago has begun the defoliation of the trees, falling lots of leaves, what caught my attention is that in the area where these fall is a sandy part of the surroundings, when I say sandy I mean that it is not a fertilized land or anything like that and commonly in that part do not grow plants unlike another area of the company where I work, but the strength and perfection of nature is unique, and the same decomposition of the leaves becomes fertilizer and began to sprout small plants in the pile of leaves.

Something that also stands out is that for the first time I see a mushroom in this area, of course where the mushroom is is a more organic soil and it has also been raining a lot these days, it is a very nice mushroom.

What I liked the most is that I started to walk around because I said to myself, something else I have to see, while I was walking I was thinking how tiny is a grassy area for us humans, let's give an example, in a small patio of 3 x 3 let's say in our house, We see how grass grows and it only takes us five minutes of time to take a tool and weed the whole place and problem solved, but within that space for the smaller species is a giant world, (ants, grasshoppers, bugs, butterflies, worms) in short.

Finally I want to mention the bees, which we know do an excellent job in nature, and while walking I came across one of them doing their job. I practically looked like a bee hunter because I was trying to take a picture of it as close as possible but it was moving from one side to the other, I had to be there for about ten minutes to be able to take a picture of it.

Already before the universe we humans are extremely small, we are a needle in a haystack, now just imagine that there are millions of species thousands of times smaller than us, how beautiful and perfect creation is.