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Images Dated 26th April 2003

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Images Dated 26th April 2003: MT FUJI LOOMS IN EVENING GLOW IN YOKOSUKA

MT FUJI LOOMS IN EVENING GLOW IN YOKOSUKA
Tourists under a Japanese pine tree view Mt Fuji, Japans highest peak looming 3, 776 metres (12, 388 feet) in the evening glow in Yokosuka, south of Tokyo April 26, 2003

Lightning Over A Field

Images Dated 26th April 2003: Large Pigweed - The tap root leaves and seeds were all eaten by aborigines Near Andado

Large Pigweed - The tap root leaves and seeds were all eaten by aborigines Near Andado, Northern Territory, Australia
DH-3346 Large Pigweed - The tap root leaves and seeds were all eaten by aborigine Near Andado, Northern Territory, Australia

Kentish Plover male, Charadrius alexandrinus

MT FUJI LOOMS IN EVENING GLOW IN YOKOSUKA
Tourists view Mt Fuji, Japans highest peak looming 3, 776 metres (12, 388 feet) in the evening glow in Yokosuka, south of Tokyo April 26, 2003

MT FUJI LOOMS IN EVENING GLOW IN YOKOSUKA
Mt Fuji, Japans highest peak at 3, 776 metres (12, 388 feet), looms in the evening glow in Yokosuka, south of Tokyo April 26, 2003

Eurasian Hoopoe perched in grass, Upupa epops

Eurasian Hoopoe perched in grass with food, Upupa epops

Images Dated 26th April 2003: Australia-Falun Dafa-Protest-Flowers-Surf-02

Australia-Falun Dafa-Protest-Flowers-Surf-02
Falun Dafa practitioners throw flowers into the surf after an early morning protest at Sydneys Bondi Beach, 26 April 2003

Large Pigweed - The tap root leaves and seeds were all eaten by aborigines Near Andado, Northern Territory, Australia
DH-3347 Large Pigweed - The tap root leaves and seeds were all eaten by aborigines Near Andado, Northern Territory, Australia Portulaca intraterranea Don Hadden Please note that prints are for

Images Dated 26th April 2003: Waddywood trees At Mac Clarke Conservation Reserve, Northern Territory Australia

Waddywood trees At Mac Clarke Conservation Reserve, Northern Territory Australia
DH-3040 Waddywood trees At Mac Clarke Conservation Reserve, Northern Territory Australia. Acacia peuce These hardwood trees used by Aborigines to make a waddy, a fighting stick or club

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