What is in this image? Describe it as if you were explaining it to someone from the 15th century.

This image depicts a tranquil scene of nature that you might appreciate. In the drawing, there is a bird perched upon a branch of a blooming tree. The branch undulates across the scene, adorned with lush blossoms and leaves, some in the full bloom of spring. The flowers are detailed, showing their petals and centers, inviting pollinators. The bird looks plump and content, a common sight in the countryside, possibly reminiscent of the birds you might see near your locale fields or woods.Above the bird and blossoms, another simple, wavy line suggests another branch or perhaps the horizon line, adding depth to the scene. This imagery, with its emphasis on flora and fauna, echoes the natural motifs often enjoyed in your era as well, perhaps in tapestries or frescoes. The entire composition is outlined with clear, dark lines, which might remind you of the leadlines in stained glass windows but is, in fact, a drawing awaiting colors to be filled in by hand. Such an activity could be akin to how colors are applied in illuminated manuscripts, albeit far simpler in intent and execution.