Blossoming with Vintage Charm Oily Flowers

Description: I stumbled upon a beautiful scene while hiking through the forest. It was an area of wildflowers, all of them covered with something oily that I first thought was nectar. I knelt down to examine it closely and discovered that it was something called 'pollen', a substance produced by flowering plants for fertilization and seed production. Pollen is often used in cooking as a spice or flavoring, or as an ingredient in cosmetics. In fact, the word 'honey' derives from the Latin word for honeybee, melifera, which means 'sweet honey'. Bees gather pollen from flowers and use it as food. The oiliness of pollen is what makes bees stick to flowers during pollination, enabling them to carry their precious cargo from one blossom to another.