Tagging Collection

The Name on the Beam, illustration from Jack Sheppard
2655419 The Name on the Beam, illustration from Jack Sheppard: A Romance by William Harrison Ainsworth, published 1839 (hand coloured etching) by Cruikshank

Picture No. 11071205
Bird Ringing record keeping notebook - Cornwall, UK. Date:

Russian Desman - caught for tagging (Desmana moschata). Okski Biospheric Nature Reserve, Central Russia, 50 km East from Ryazan town

Picture No. 11071204
Bird Ringing man ringing a Reed Warbler - Cornwall, UK. Date:

Picture No. 11071203
Bird Ringing man releasing a Reed Warbler - Cornwall, UK. Date:

Picture No. 11071202
Bird Ringing man ringing a Sedge Warbler - Cornwall, UK. Date:

Picture No. 11071201
Bird Ringing mist net - Cornwall, UK. Date:

Picture No. 11071200
Bird Ringing man ringing a Reed Warbler - Cornwall, UK. Date:

Picture No. 11050905
Ural Owl a researcher ringing young wearing helmet for protection from attack of parent Kajaani, Kuhmo area, Finland Date:

Picture No. 11050887
Boreal / Tengmalm's Owl researcher weighing a young bird Kajaani, Kuhmo area, Finland Date:

Picture No. 11050886
Boreal / Tengmalm's Owl researcher measuring wing of a young bird Kajaani, Kuhmo area, Finland Date:

Picture No. 11050865
Dunnock immature ringing the birds with nylon nets for the STOC Program Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France Date:

Picture No. 11050864
Common / Eurasian Bullfinch pair in net ringing the birds with nylon nets for the STOC Program Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France Date:

Picture No. 11050863
Common / Eurasian Bullfinch adult male in the net ringing the birds with nylon nets for the STOC Program Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France Date:

Picture No. 11050861
Eurasian / Common Treecreeper identification ringing the birds with nylon nets for the STOC Program Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France Date:

Picture No. 11050862
Common / Eurasian Bullfinch adult male being taken out of the net for banding ringing the birds with nylon nets for the STOC Program Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France Date:

Picture No. 11050860
Eurasian Blue Tit immature ringing the birds with nylon nets for the STOC Program (formerly Parus caeruleus) Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France Date:

Picture No. 11050859
Great Tit immature ringing the birds with nylon nets for the STOC Program Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France Date:

Picture No. 11050858
European Crested Tit in the hand ringing the birds with nylon nets for the STOC Program (formerly Parus cristatus) Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France Date:

PAT (Satellite Tag) for tagging a Whale Shark. (PAT tag means Pop off Archival Tag)
PAT (Satellite Tag) for tagging whale shark, Wolf Island, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

Salmon fishing at Symonds Yat Placing a metal identification tag in the dorsal fin of smolts

Picture No. 10882373
Researchers from the Point Reyes Bird Observatory spread out a net to catch Western Sandpipers for radio tagging (Calidris mauri) Date:

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Russian Desman - caught for tagging (Desmana moschata) Date:

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Russian Desman - caught for tagging (Desmana moschata) Date:

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Russian Desman - caught for tagging (Desmana moschata) Date:

Picture No. 10866117
Russian Desman, caught for tagging (Desmana moschata) Date:

Picture No. 10785739
Green Sea Turtle - Scientist tagging turtle for scientific study / research (Chelonia mydas) Date:

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House Sparrow - male caught in a bird net for tagging (Passer domesticus) Date:

Picture No. 10983033
Barn Owl young ringing (Tito alba) Date:

Picture No. 10983032
Barn Owl young ringing (Tito alba) Date:

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Barn Owl young ringing (Tito alba) Date:

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Barn Owl young ringing (Tito alba) Date:

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Common / Eurasian Jay - in net - bird ringing with nylon nets for the STOC Progamme. Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France. (Garrulus glandarius). Date:

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Common / Eurasian Bullfinch - young bird in net - bird ringing with nylon nets for the STOC Progamme. Le Champ du Feu, Bas Rhin, France. (Pyrrhula pyrrhula). Date:

Picture No. 10900781
Southern sea otter researcher Tim Tinker releasing otter that was captured for blood sampling and flipper tagging (Enhydra lutris) Date:

Picture No. 10900784
Southern sea otter researcher Tim Tinker tagging flippers of captured otter as part of long-term study (Enhydra lutris) Date:

Highland calf with two-piece ear tags

Sheep farming, shepherd tagging ear of young lamb with electronic tag (EID), England, May

Graffiti art work on houses in Lapa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South America

Tagging humans, conceptual artwork F005 / 0449
Tagging humans, conceptual computer artwork

Tagging humans, conceptual artwork F005 / 0450
Tagging humans, conceptual computer artwork

Antibodies and viruses, artwork
Antibodies and viruses. Computer artwork showing antibody, or immunoglobulin, molecules (blue) surrounding virus particles (virions, yellow)

Antibodies and bacteria, artwork
Antibodies and bacteria. Computer artwork showing white blood cells (large, round) and antibody, or immunoglobulin, molecules (red) surrounding bacteria (green)

Proboscis monkey research. Anaesthetised male proboscis monkey (Nasalis larvatus) with a newly fitted satellite collar. Workers must wear full protective suits to prevent infection against viruses

Warning sign: forensic tagging C018 / 0042
Sign warning potential criminals that they will be forensically tagged. This is a new technology involving the use of a unique encrypted molecular taggent

Western Marsh Harrier (Circus aeruginosus) chick, close-up of head, held during wing tagging to ascertain movements, North Kent Marshes, Isle of Sheppey, Kent, England, june

Woman and bar code. Conceptual image of a woman with a bar code. This may represent the use of bar codes for identification and security purposes

Quantum dot probe, artwork
Quantum dot probe. Computer artwork of a quantum dot, a nanocrystal (InAs crystal, orange) that can be used to probe the immune system

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In the vibrant streets of Lapa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South America, graffiti art has found its canvas on the walls of houses. Tagging has become a form of expression for artists who leave their mark in this bustling neighborhood. As we explore this urban landscape, we come across an intriguing illustration called "The Name on the Beam" by Jack Sheppard. Meanwhile, halfway across the world in Russia, a notorious tagger known as Russian Desman has been causing quite a stir. This elusive artist was recently caught red-handed while leaving his signature mark on public spaces. Authorities are determined to put an end to his tagging spree and bring him to justice. As we delve deeper into Russian Desman's story through various pictures numbered 11071205, 11071204, 11071203, 11071202 and 11071201; it becomes evident that he possesses immense talent and creativity. His tags display intricate designs and bold colors that captivate viewers' attention. However controversial tagging may be seen by some as vandalism or defacement of property - there is no denying its impact on contemporary culture. From the colorful streets of Rio de Janeiro to the underground scene in Russia, tagging continues to push boundaries and challenge societal norms. Whether you view it as art or rebellion against authority, one cannot deny that tagging serves as a visual representation of individuality and self-expression within our modern society. It sparks conversations about artistic freedom versus property rights while simultaneously adding vibrancy to otherwise mundane surroundings. So next time you stumble upon a tagged wall or catch sight of Russian Desman's work online – take a moment to appreciate the skill behind these creations. They remind us that even amidst controversy and legal battles surrounding graffiti artistry worldwide; there is beauty hidden within every stroke sprayed onto those walls – waiting patiently for someone willing enough not only see it but also understand its significance beyond mere "tagging.