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Images Dated 15th July 2009 (page 6)

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Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Yellow daisies (Lecocarpus pinnatifidus)

Yellow daisies (Lecocarpus pinnatifidus)
Yellow daisy bush (Lecocarpus pinnatifidus). This is a rare flower, endemic to the Galapagos island of Floreana. Many plant species in the Galapagos are unique (endemic)

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Dawn over Namibian landscape

Dawn over Namibian landscape
Dawn over a Namibian landscape, with a tree silhouetted by the sunrise. Photographed in Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Thimbleberry (Rubus parviflora)

Thimbleberry (Rubus parviflora) flowers. Photographed in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Smilacina stellata

Smilacina stellata
Star-flowered false Solomons seal (Smilacina stellata) flowers. Photographed in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Coral uplifted by volcanic activity

Coral uplifted by volcanic activity
Coral that has been uplifted above sea level by volcanic activity. The coral is long-dead, but the mineral structure remains, composed mostly of calcium minerals

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Broadleaf lupin (Lupinus latifolius)

Broadleaf lupin (Lupinus latifolius) flowers in a pine forest. Photographed in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Bromeliads being cultivated

Bromeliads being cultivated
Bromeliads (Tillandsia sp.) being cultivated under netting. Bromeliads are tropical flowering plants. Different species can be cultivated for food, fibres, and for sale to collectors

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Chuquiragua (Chuquiragua jussieui)

Chuquiragua (Chuquiragua jussieui)
Chuquiragua plant (Chuquiragua jussieui) in flower. This plant is located at 4000 metres, on Cotopaxi in the Andes, in a region known as the high paramo

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Willet

Willet (Catoptrophorus semipalmatus) in winter plumage, feeding at a tide-line. This is a shorebird that wades in shallow water and over mudflats

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Starflower (Trientalis latifolia)

Starflower (Trientalis latifolia)
Broad-leaved starflower (Trientalis latifolia) flowers. Photographed in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Pussypaw (Calyptridium umbellatum)

Pussypaw (Calyptridium umbellatum) flowers. Photographed in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Black rhinoceros

Black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis), at a waterhole at night. Photographed in Etosha National Park, Namibia. The black rhinoceros, found in sub-Saharan Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Lava cactus (Brachycereus nesioticus)

Lava cactus (Brachycereus nesioticus) on lava. This arid-adapted plant is one of the first to colonize the new lava fields found on the volcanic Galapagos Islands

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Sand-diver lizard

Sand-diver lizard
Sand diver lizard (Meroles anchietae), on coastal dunes. This reptile is also known as the shovel-snouted lizard. It is a small diurnal lizard that is native (endemic) to the Namib Desert

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Red-billed queleas

Red-billed queleas (Quelea quelea) perching on a bush. This is the most abundant wild bird in the world. It is found in sub-Saharan Africa, where it feeds on grass seeds and grain

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Button mangrove (Conocarpus erectus)

Button mangrove (Conocarpus erectus) in fruit. Mangroves are tropical and subtropical plants that grow in saline coastal habitats

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Black rhinoceros and lion

Black rhinoceros and lion
Black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis), at a waterhole at night, with a lion (Panthera leo, at left) approaching from behind. The lion is the largest African cat and one of the top (apex) predators

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Cats ear (Hypochoeris sessiliflora)

Cats ear (Hypochoeris sessiliflora)
Cats ear plant (Hypochoeris sessiliflora) in flower, dwarf version. This plant is located on Cotopaxi in the Andes, in a region known as the high paramo

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Vanilla leaf (Achlys triphylla)

Vanilla leaf (Achlys triphylla) flowers. Photographed in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Tournefortia rufo-sericea flowers

Tournefortia rufo-sericea flowers
Red-haired tournefortia plant (Tournefortia rufo-sericea) in flower. This plant is endemic to the Galapagos island of Santa Cruz

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Zygophyllum plant (Zygophyllum simplex)

Zygophyllum plant (Zygophyllum simplex) in flower. This succulent (arid-adapted plant) flowers annually. Photographed in Namibia

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Wandering tattler

Wandering tattler (Heteroscelus incanus), in winter plumage, feeding on a rocky shore. This is a wading bird that uses its long beak to probe into the water and sand

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Flightless cormorant male and female

Flightless cormorant male and female
Flightless cormorant (Nannopterum harrisi) male (right) that has brought a seaweed offering to a female. This seabird is endemic to the Galapagos Islands

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Saltwort (Batis maritima)

Saltwort (Batis maritima) in flower. This is a widespread tropical seashore plant. It is well-suited to growing on the coastal volcanic rocks found on the Galapagos Islands

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Star anise fruits for sale

Star anise fruits for sale
Star anise fruits (Illicium verum) on sale at a market. The star-shaped fruit of this plant are harvested, dried, and used as a spice in cooking

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Galapagos sea lions

Galapagos sea lions (Zalophus wollebacki) on a beach. Sea lions, a type of seal, are marine mammals. They are distinguished from other seals by the presence of external ear pinnae or flaps

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Queens cup (Clintonia uniflora)

Queens cup (Clintonia uniflora) flowers. Photographed in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Mountain meadow

Mountain meadow covered in Gormans buttercup (Ranunculus gormanii) flowers. Broketop Mountain is seen in the background. Photographed in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Monarch butterflies overwintering in tree

Monarch butterflies overwintering in tree
Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) overwintering in a tree. This butterfly is native to the Americas, Australia and New Zealand, and is found in other locations as well

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Three-leaf anemone (Anemone deltoidea)

Three-leaf anemone (Anemone deltoidea)
Three-leaf anemone(Anemone deltoidea) flowers. Photographed in woodland in Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Pale chanting goshawk

Pale chanting goshawk (Melierax canorus) in flight. This carnivorous bird-of-prey inhabits the savannah and bushlands of southern and eastern Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Nara plant flower (Acanthosicya horrida)

Nara plant flower (Acanthosicya horrida)
Nara plant (Acanthosicyos horrida) flower. This leafless plant is a dioecious perennial cucurbit that grows in desert regions, using its deep roots to reach water

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Nara plant (Acanthosicyos horrida)

Nara plant (Acanthosicyos horrida). One of its flowers is at centre left. This leafless plant is a dioecious perennial cucurbit that grows in desert regions, using its deep roots to reach water

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Cheetah

Cheetah (Acynonix jubatus). This big cat relies on stealth and speed to catch prey. It can reach a top speed of about 68 miles per hour

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Mopane (Colophospermum mopane)

Mopane (Colophospermum mopane)
Mopane plant (Colophospermum mopane). This is a food plant for the mopane worm, the caterpillar of the Imbrasia belina moth. Photographed in Namibia

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Galapagos heron

Galapagos heron (Butorides sundevalli) hunting. This heron is endemic to the Galapagos Islands. It is found on the coastlines, where it hunts fish and crabs in rock pools and mangrove swamps

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Brown-veined white butterfly

Brown-veined white butterfly
Brown-veined white butterflies (Belenois aurota) in a desert. In deserts, butterflies congregate on the ground like this to drink moisture that has collected on the sand grains

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Tribulus plant (Tribulus zeyheri)

Tribulus plant (Tribulus zeyheri) in flower in a desert. Desert plants either have long roots to reach underground water, or flower only after seasonal rains

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Gemsboks

Gemsboks (Oryx gazella) at a waterhole. The two gemsboks here have the appearance of a two-headed animal. Also known as the African oryx

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Camel thorn tree (Acacia erioloba)

Camel thorn tree (Acacia erioloba). This tree is a type of acacia, and is found in the arid regions of southern Africa. It has thorny branches, and can reach a height of up to 17 metres

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Chimaphila menziesii

Chimaphila menziesii
Little princes pine (Chimaphila menziesii) flowers. Photographed in Cone Peak, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Sierra shooting star, Dodecatheon jeffrey

Sierra shooting star, Dodecatheon jeffrey
Sierra shooting star (Dodecatheon jeffreyi) flowers in a wet meadow. Photographed on South Sisters Mountain, Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Sand-diver lizard

Sand-diver lizard
Sand diver lizard (Meroles anchietae), on coastal dunes. This reptile is also known as the shovel-snouted lizard. It is a small diurnal lizard that is native (endemic) to the Namib Desert

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Edelweiss (Helichrysum roseo-niveum)

Edelweiss (Helichrysum roseo-niveum)
South-western edelweiss (Helichrysum roseo-niveum) in flower. Photographed in Namibia

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Marine iguanas basking

Marine iguanas basking
Marine iguanas (Amblyrhynchus cristatus) basking in the sunlight. This is the only truly marine lizard, spending much of its time in the water feeding on coastal seaweed and algae

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Golden-crowned flycatcher

Golden-crowned flycatcher (Myiodynastes chrysocephalus) in a cloud forest, on a branch covered with moss and lichen. Flycatchers feed on insects, and are found in a wide variety of habitats

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Spiranthes romanzoffiana orchid

Spiranthes romanzoffiana orchid
Irish Lady s-tresses (Spiranthes romanzoffiana) flower buds. Photographed in the UK

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2009: Collared trogon

Collared trogon (Trogon collaris) male on a branch in a cloud forest. Trogons are tropical forest birds, with a broad bill, that feed on insects and fruit. They usually hunt from a perch



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