Blacktail Collection

DDE-90039613
USA, Olympic National Park, Washington. Male Blacktail deer in velvet eats wildflowers in meadow along Obstruction Point road. Date: 29/11/2010

Horseshoe Curve Date: 1948

Lutjanus fulvus, blacktail snapper
Ff. 213. Pencil sketch by George Forster made during Captain James Cooks second voyage to explore the southern continent (1772-75)

Olympic National Park, Hurricane Ridge. Black Tail deer fawn along the Cirque Rim Nature Loop

Picture No. 11676298
Common Two-banded Seabream by wreck (composite image) Date:

Picture No. 11676297
Common Two-banded Seabream young (composite image) Date:

Picture No. 10860010
Mule / Blacktail Deer - standing in deepsnow in meadow (Odocoileus hemionus) Date:

Picture No. 10859754
Mule / Blacktail Deer - Fawn resting in grass (Odocoileus hemionus) Date:

Picture No. 10859753
Mule / Blacktail Deer - Fawn resting in grass (Odocoileus hemionus) Date:

Picture No. 10859752
Mule / Blacktail Deer - Fawn standing in grass (Odocoileus hemionus) Date:

Centropyge eibli, pale blue and green eibls angelfish with irregular vertical orange lines, black caudal fin, and a yellow underbelly

Blacktail being caught, South Africa C017 / 1932
Blacktail being caught. Close-up of a blacktail (Diplodus sargus capensis) being caught with a line and sinker. The blacktail is a subspecies of the white seabream, or sargo

Coastal Black-tailed Deer - buck - Autumn - Pacific Northwest - Washington - USA _CXA4350
TOM-1715 Coastal Black-tailed Deer - buck - Autumn Pacific Northwest - Washington - USA Odocoileus hemionus Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Coastal Black-tailed Deer - buck appearing through foliage - Autumn - Pacific Northwest - Washington - USA _CXA4189
TOM-1714 Coastal Black-tailed Deer - buck appearing through foliage Pacific Northwest - Washington - USA Odocoileus hemionus Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

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"Discover the Blacktail: From Historic Landmarks to Majestic Wildlife in Olympic National Park" Step back in time with DDE-90039613, a captivating photograph capturing the iconic Horseshoe Curve in 1948. This historic landmark stands as a testament to the rich history and engineering marvels of yesteryears. Delve into the depths of nature's beauty with Lutjanus fulvus, commonly known as the blacktail snapper. Found in vibrant hues beneath the ocean's surface, this species adds a touch of elegance to underwater ecosystems. Journey through Olympic National Park's Hurricane Ridge and witness nature at its finest. Picture No. 11676298 showcases an adorable black tail deer fawn along Cirque Rim, reminding us of new beginnings and innocence. In Picture No. 11676297, behold the grace and strength of a Black Tail buck roaming amidst lupine meadows. These majestic creatures symbolize resilience and harmony within their natural habitat. Immerse yourself further into Washington State's Olympic National Park with Picture No. 10860010, where breathtaking landscapes await your exploration. Marvel at Mother Nature's artistry as you traverse through lush forests and cascading waterfalls. Picture No. 10859754 captures another facet of this enchanting park - tranquil lakes reflecting towering mountains that seem to touch the sky above them. Let serenity wash over you as you soak up these awe-inspiring views. As you continue your journey through Olympic National Park, be captivated by Picture No. 10859753 showcasing vibrant wildflowers adorning vast meadows – a testament to nature's boundless creativity. Finally, let Picture No. 10859752 transport you into an ethereal world where misty valleys meet snow-capped peaks; it is here that dreams are born and memories etched forevermore.