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Wild Horse - Colt kicks up its heels and runs in mountain meadow Summer Western USA WH444
TOM-742 Mustang Wild Horse - Colt kicks up its heels and runs in mountain meadow Pryor Mountains, Montana, Western USA Equus caballus Summer Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal

Wild Horse - Colt runs about in play in meadow Summer Pryor Mountains, Montana, USA WH445
TOM-741 Mustang Wild Horse - Colt runs about in play in meadow Pryor Mountains, Montana, Western USA Equus caballus Summer Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby/Calf dolphin showing foetal marks just after birth
STA-158 Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf dolphin showing foetal marks just after birth Foetal marks will disappear after one or two days Tursiops truncatus Part of a sequence of images

Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby/Calf first breath and swim with Mother
STA-156 Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf first breath and swim with Mother Tursiops truncatus Part of a sequence of images Dolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx

Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby/Calf first swim and jump with its Mother
STA-155 Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf first swim and jump with its Mother Tursiops truncatus Part of a sequence of images Dolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx

Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf nursing / feeding from Mother immediately after birth
STA-150 Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf nursing / feeding from Mother immediately after birth Tursiops truncatus Part of a sequence of images Dolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx

Bottlenose Dolphin - Female (Mother) communicating with Newborn Baby/Calf immediately after birth
STA-148 Bottlenose Dolphin - Female (Mother) communicating with Newborn Baby / Calf immediately after birth, keeping the baby under water to control its breathing Tursiops truncatus Part of a

Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby/Calf whistling to its mother immediately after birth
STA-147 Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Bab y Calf whistling to its mother immediately after birth Tursiops truncatus Part of a sequence of images Dolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx

Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby/Calf dolphin showing foetal marks just after birth
STA-145 Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf dolphin showing foetal marks just after birth. Foetal marks will disappear after one or two days Tursiops truncatus Part of a sequence of images

Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby/Calf with Mother immediately after birth
STA-144 Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf with Mother immediately after birth Tursiops truncatus Part of a sequence of images Dolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx

Bottlenose Dolphin - Baby/Calf dolphin being nudged to surface by mother. Just after birth the mother will control
STA-142 Bottlenose Dolphin - Baby / Calf dolphin being nudged to surface by mother. Just after birth the mother will control the baby's breath by pushing it under the water or, like in this case

Twin-tailed Pasha Butterfly - larva / caterpillar preparing to pupate
PPG-489 Two-tailed / Twin-tailed PASHA BUTTERFLY - larva / caterpillar preparing to pupate Distribution: Europe and into N Africa Charaxes jasius Development / Life-cycles sequence Pascal Goetgheluck

Twin-tailed Pascha Butterfly - newborn larva / caterpillar & egg case
PPG-488 Two-tailed / Twin-tailed PASHA BUTTERFLY - newborn larvae / caterpillar with egg case Distribution: Europe and into N Africa Charaxes jasius Development / Life-cycles sequence Pascal

Twin-tailed Pasha Butterfly - emerging from chrysalis
PPG-481 Two-tailed / Twin-tailed PASHA BUTTERFLY - emerging from chrysalis Distribution: Europe and into N Africa Charaxes jasius Development / Life-cycles sequence Pascal Goetgheluck Please note

Two-tailed Pasha
PPG-476 Two-tailed / Twin-tailed PASHA BUTTERFLY - on leaf Distribution: Europe and into N Africa Charaxes jasius Development / Life-cycles sequence Pascal Goetgheluck Please note that prints are for

Two-tailed Pasha Butterfly - caterpillar eating, close-up of head & mouth parts
PPG-278 Two-tailed / Twin-tailed PASHA BUTTERFLY - caterpillar eating. Close-up of head and mouth parts Distribution: Europe

Two-tailed Pasha Butterfly Europe & into N. Africa
PPG-274 Two-tailed / Twin-tailed PASHA BUTTERFLY - on leaf Distribution: Europe and into N Africa Charaxes jasius Development / Life-cycles sequence Pascal Goetgheluck Please note that prints are for

Chicken chick - Hatching from egg
LA-2612 Chicken chick - hatching from egg Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Cat Kitten playing on the grass
LA-1230 CAT - kitten playing in the grass Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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"Capturing the Essence of Sequence: From Solar Eclipses to Majestic Wildlife" In the vast tapestry of life, sequence unveils itself in mesmerizing ways. It begins with a celestial spectacle, as the 1919 solar eclipse paints the sky with ethereal beauty. The sun's radiance dimmed, revealing secrets of the universe. Moving from cosmic wonders to earthly marvels, we encounter "MEL, " an adult male Orca who commands attention. Aged 45 to 50 years when these images were taken in March 2006, he prowls Punta Norte beach in Patagonia, Argentina. With calculated precision and raw power, MEL hunts South American Sealion pups—a testament to nature's relentless cycle. The concept transcends species boundaries—take racing pigeons for instance. These feathered athletes soar through the skies with unwavering determination and grace; their flight patterns forming intricate sequences that leave us awestruck. Delving deeper into life's enigmatic orderings, we ponder over age-old questions like "the chicken or the egg?" An eternal conundrum that encapsulates how one event leads seamlessly into another—a perpetual dance between cause and effect. Art too captures this essence beautifully; Eadweard J Muybridge's iconic photograph freezes time as man and horse leap over a fence in perfect synchrony—an exquisite display of sequential motion frozen forever on film. As our gaze shifts towards distant galaxies, a diagram reveals stars' spectral class and luminosity—their positions meticulously arranged based on scientific observations. In this grand cosmic symphony, each star plays its part within an intricately woven sequence spanning billions of light-years. Returning closer to Earth yet again brings us face-to-face with captivating wildlife encounters—the male and female Hen Harriers soaring above their breeding territory on Texel Island in Holland. Their synchronized aerial ballet showcases harmony amidst nature's delicate balance.