Seven different types of bee with beehive with shape of Utah as entrance, Delicate Arch, Capitol building and honeycomb

My design takes the classic beehive symbol of the previous flag and enhances it to include a more diverse populous. The shape of Utah is the entrance to the shared hive--meaning that Utah is a home to all these different bees. Lots of different types, sizes, shapes, and colors of bees live & work together to make Utah the beautiful, industrious state it is today. While the LDS temple is beautiful & iconic, there are better symbols to represent the diverse beliefs of the people of Utah. We all love our state parks, (as represented by Delicate Arch) & we all believe in working together to better our community (as represented by our capitol building). To simplify this flag design, just draw the hive+Utah symbol/entrance, and the different types of bees (7 altogether--which are actually bees that can be found in Utah). You can't really see it in my upload, but the background of the flag is a bright blue.