Bee-Eaters on a Sandy Riverbank

Three bee eaters perch on separate branches along a sandy riverbank. Their turquoise chests stand out against the beige soil, while chestnut backs and yellow throats make each bird easy to find. Black eye stripes and slim curved beaks give the heads sharp little landmarks.

The river runs behind the right side of the frame, blurred enough to stay calm but still blue against the bank. Dry grasses, exposed roots and crossing branches fill the left side. The birds are spaced far enough apart to solve them separately. Around them, the puzzle shifts into sand pockets, twig shadows and thin green stems.