The tiny world of pollinators

ID: some form of a bee(id Help appreciated)

One of the busiest member amongst the insect world, these beauties had a blast of a time with the massive bloom of the yellow trumpet flowers. A group of these tiny bees hopped from one flower to the other, while collecting the precious nectar, and getting covered with the pollen of the flower, one of the best example of the pollination cycle. These spent close around 15-30 seconds in each flower, probably depending on the freshness of the flower, and then moved on to check for the next fruitful flower.

EXIF:
Canon 80D
Canon 100mm macro
F/11
Shutterspeed 1/200
ISO 250
Handheld, External flash fired

Location: Maharahtra Nature Park

Nicely captured. Liked the details in the eye. Is that nectar? Thanks for sharing.

Very interesting composition. I wonder if recovering the highlights from the lower portion will give the image a more uniform yellow border.