Spawning Collection (page 2)

Clearfin lionfish (Pterois radiata) mating. The female (left) has just released a raft of eggs, which is visible between her tail and the red face of the male

Pair of Rock beauty angelfish (Holacanthus tricolor) spawning at dusk. The larger male rubs against the flank of the female during the spawning rise

Pair of Western clown anemonefish (Amphiprion ocellaris) spawning orange eggs on the rock beneath their Magnificent sea anemone (Heteractis magnifica) home on a coral reef

Canada, British Columbia, Adams River. Sockeye salmon split shot

Red snappers / Two-spot red snappers (Lutjanus bohar) mass shoal of fish spawning, Palau, Philippine Sea. A few black and white snappers (Macolor niger) have crawled into the school to eat the eggs

Portrait of pair of Bohar snappers (Lutjanus bohar) in their spawning aggregation. Shark Reef, Ras Mohammed Marine Park, Sinai, Egypt. Red Sea

Indigo hamlets (Hypoplectrus indigo) pair spawning at dusk, George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, British West Indies, Caribbean Sea

Bohar snappers (Lutjanus bohar) breaking up into smaller groups to spawn. The fish swim short arches above the main group as they release clouds of gametes. Shark City, Ulong, Rock Islands, Palau

Sockeye / Red Salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) on spawning migration. Adams River, British Columbia, Canada, October

Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) moving upriver to spawn. Lligwy River nr Betws y Coed, Gwynedd, North Wales, UK, November

USA, Alaska, Potters Marsh. Salmon spawning. Credit as: Don Paulson / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

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Giant Clam - spawning (Tridacna gigas Tridacne gigas) Date:

Close-up of pink salmon swimming upstream
Close view of Pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) swimming upstream; Adak Island, Aleutian Islands, Alaska, United States of America

Schooled Mature Sockeye / Red Salmon (Oncorhynchus Nerka; Salmonidae) Arriving On Spawning Grounds
Schooled Mature Sockeye/Red Salmon (Oncorhynchus Nerka; Salmonidae) Arriving On Spawning Grounds. In Background: Male Threat Display By Gaping

Close-Up View Of Coastal Brown Bear (Ursus Arctos) Fishing For Spawning Salmon In Stream By Kuliak Bay, Katmai National Park, Southwest Alaska

A sockeye salmon (oncorhynchus nerka) makes it way to the adams river spawning grounds; British columbia canada

Close Up Underwater View Of Sockeye Red Salmon In Spawning Phase Bear Creek Seward Alaska Kenai Peninsula Summer

Male Pink Salmon Displays Raised Head In Dominance Over Other Salmon, Power Creek, Copper River Delta, Prince William Sound, Southcentral Alaska

Mature Male Sockeye Salmon On Spawning Grounds, Power Creek, Copper River Delta, Prince William Sound, Southcentral Alaska

Mature Coho Paired Up For Spawning In Power Creek, Copper River Delta, Prince William Sound, Southcentral Alaska

Male Sockeye Salmon On Spawning Grounds, Power Creek, Copper River Delta, Prince William Sound, Southcentral Alaska

Pink Salmon Homing To Their Natal Stream To Spawn, Hartney Bay, Alaska

Underwater View Of A Sockeye Salmon On Spawning Grounds With Salmon Fry Hiding In The Weeds, Power Creek, Alaska

Atlantic Salmon Adults Migrate From Salt Water Of North Atlantic Ocean Upstream Through Freshwater Of Their Natal River To Reach Spawning Grounds, Exploits River, Newfoundland

Miigrating Steelhead Salmon Leaping Over Falls

Pink Salmon Struggling To Return To Their Spawning Stream To Lay Their Eggs; British Columbia, Canada

Salmon Jumping Dam Issaquah Hatchery Washington. Salmon swim up the Issaquah creek
Salmon jumping. Issaquah Hatchery, Washington State. Salmon swimming up the Issaquah creek and are caught in the Hatchery

Underwater Spawning Salmon, Alaska
USA, Alaska, Katmai National Park, Underwater view of spawning Chum Salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) and Red Salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) in stream near Kuliak Bay in late summer

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Grayling with Sucker Fish congregating in groups of over a hundred fish to spawn in small streams every spring Yukon, Canada. Grayling and Sucker fish congregate is a small stream to spawn

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Red Crab (Land Crab) - spawning in the surf at night - December (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

I ve lost my heart properly this time! by G. E Studdy
Comic colour illustration by George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948) showing his canine creation, Bonzo sitting holding some playing cards. Studdy created Bonzo for The Sketch magazine in the early 1920s

Finland. Utensils for river fishing. Harpoon of five tips and nets of fence for the spawning season. National Museum of Finland. Helsinki

Salmon Head Close Up Issaquah Hatchery Washington. Salmon swim up the Issaquah creek
Close-Up of salmon head, Issaquah Hatchery, Washington State. Salmon swimming up the Issaquah creek and are caught in the Hatchery

Salmon Head Close Up Issaquah Hatrhery Washington. Salmon swim up the Issaquah creek
Close-Up of salmon head, Issaquah Hatchery, Washington State. Salmon swimming up the Issaquah creek and are caught in the Hatchery

Multi-Colored, Coho, Sockeye, and Chinook Salmon, Issaquah Creek, Washington Salmon
Multi-Colored, Coho, Sockeye, and Chinook Salmon, Issaquah Creek, Washington State Salmon in crowd going up river to spawn

Kokanee salmon heading upstream in spawning grounds in British Columbia, Canada

Red Sockeye salmon in eddy and resting, Canada
Red Sockeye salmon milling in calm eddy and resting during their annual run to spawn, fall, Adams River, British Columbia, Canada

Getting spawn out of fish
Illustration of a getting spawn out of fish

Trouts swimming upstream against the current

Pigeons
Illustration of a pigeons

English Carrier and English Fantail pigeon
Illustration of a English Carrier and English Fantail pigeon

Pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha), spawning season, Port Valdez, Alaska, United States of America, North America

Spawning Salmon, Katmai National Park, Alaska
USA, Alaska, Katmai National Park, Underwater view of Spawning Pink Salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) swimming in spawning stream along Kuliak Bay

Pair of mandarinfish spawning, Lembeh Strait, Indonesia

A pair of crabs mating, West Palm Beach, Florida

Kokanee salmon head upstream in spawning grounds in British Columbia, Canada

Cariboo Creek in Burton, British Columbia, Canada

Moor Frog -Rana arvalis-, spawning ground, Mittelelbe, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

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Spawning together in a vibrant display of life. The male Leach's sea star gracefully releases streams of sperm from its arms, creating a mesmerizing underwater spectacle in Kagoshima Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan. This breathtaking moment captured by the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2022 - Underwater category winner showcases the beauty and diversity of marine life. Meanwhile, on Reeds Beach in New Jersey, USA, Horseshoe Crabs gather to engage in their annual spawning ritual. These ancient creatures emerge from the depths of the ocean to lay their eggs along sandy shores, leaving behind fascinating patterns that tell tales of survival and resilience. In another corner of the oceanic world, Sea cucumbers play their part in nature's grand cycle. These peculiar creatures release clouds of eggs or sperm into the water during spawning season as they contribute to maintaining balance within marine ecosystems. Amidst all this natural wonderment, G. E Studdy's whimsical illustrations remind us not to worry about life's uncertainties. Just like Horseshoe Crabs dropping onto spawning beaches or Chinook salmon leaping through falls during migration towards their spawning grounds in Pacific Northwest rivers – there is always a purposeful journey ahead. The female limpet delicately releases a stream of eggs into Hokkaido's waters while Grayling fish migrate with determination towards Lake Baikal's Temnik River for their own unique spawning experience. Nature never ceases to amaze us with its intricate processes and interconnectedness. As we marvel at these wonders beneath the surface, let us also appreciate the vibrant coral reefs teeming with life at Shark Reef in Ras Mohammed. Scalefin anthias dance amidst colorful corals on vertical reef walls—a testament to nature's artistry and resilience. Lastly but certainly not leastly are Sockeye salmon swimming side by side—males and females united on their arduous journey upstream for one ultimate purpose: spawning.