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Images Dated 31st May 2006 (page 4)

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Asia, China
Horse at the Horse Racing Festival or Heavenly Steed Festival. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province. CHINA

Asia, China
Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. Yunnan Province. CHINA

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. Yunnan Province

Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. Yunnan Province. CHINA

Asia, China
Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. Yunnan Province. CHINA

Images Dated 31st May 2006: White garden snails (Theba pisana)

White garden snails (Theba pisana) aestiviating on a dune plant. Aestiviation is a state of dormancy undertaken in summer by animals that are sensitive to heat. Photographed in France

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Making biscuits

Making biscuits
MODEL RELEASED. Making biscuits. Two three year old children decorating freshly baked biscuits with coloured icing

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Neural network

Neural network. Computer artwork of several nerve cells (neurons) forming a neural network. Neurons are responsible for passing information around the central nervous system (CNS)

Neural network. Conceptual computer artwork of several neuron-like structures forming a neural network against a background of a circuit board

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Time machine

Time machine. Conceptual artwork of a clock face and the Earth. The words " time machine" and the warping effects represent time travel and the warping of time at near-light speeds

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Crying baby boy

Crying baby boy
MODEL RELEASED. Crying baby boy. He is nine months old

Baby boy
MODEL RELEASED. Baby boy. He is nine months old

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Sleeping baby

Sleeping baby
MODEL RELEASED. Sleeping baby. He is nine months old

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Children playing

Children playing
MODEL RELEASED. Children playing. Brother and sister covering their eyes with coloured balls of dough

Childs play
MODEL RELEASED. Childs play. Three year old girl placing some coins in a purse. She could be playing a game such as shops or be saving money for herself

Making biscuits
MODEL RELEASED. Making biscuits. Two three year old children decorating freshly baked biscuits with coloured icing

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Making cakes

Making cakes
MODEL RELEASED. Making cakes. Two three year old children watch their mother breaking an egg into a mixing bowl

Making cakes
MODEL RELEASED. Making cakes. Two three year old children cracking eggs on the side of a mixing bowl and adding them to a cake mix

Making cakes
MODEL RELEASED. Making cakes. Three year old boy placing cake mixture into individual paper cases before they are baked in an oven

Making cakes
MODEL RELEASED. Making cakes. Three year old boy mixing together the ingredients for a cake

Making cakes
MODEL RELEASED. Making cakes. Two three year old children mixing eggs, sugar and flour in a mixing bowl

Making biscuits
MODEL RELEASED. Making biscuits. Three year old boy singing whilst rolling a biscuit dough

Making biscuits
MODEL RELEASED. Making biscuits. Three year old boy rolling a biscuit dough

Nerve cell. Computer artwork of a nerve cell (neuron). Neurons are responsible for passing information around the central nervous system (CNS)

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster)

Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster) cones. This pine originates in the Mediterranean and is grown for ornamental purposes in coastal areas

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Maritime pine flower (Pinus pinaster)

Maritime pine flower (Pinus pinaster)
Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster) female flowers. This pine originates in the Mediterranean and is grown for ornamental purposes in coastal areas

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Maritime pine flowers (Pinus pinaster)

Maritime pine flowers (Pinus pinaster)
Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster) male flowers. This pine originates in the Mediterranean and is grown for ornamental purposes in coastal areas

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Maritime pine cones (Pinus pinaster)

Maritime pine cones (Pinus pinaster). This pine originates in the Mediterranean and is grown for ornamental purposes in coastal areas

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Musk mallow (Malva moschata)

Musk mallow (Malva moschata) anthers heavy with pollen (male sex cells)

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Cytisus scoparius maritimus

Cytisus scoparius maritimus
Prostrate coastal broom (Cytisus scoparius maritimus). This species of broom is found along the western coastline of Britain

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Bugloss (Anchusa arvensis)

Bugloss (Anchusa arvensis). This rare flower grows in coastal regions

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Sea mouse-ear (Cerastium diffusum)

Sea mouse-ear (Cerastium diffusum) flowers

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Geranium rotundifolium

Geranium rotundifolium
Round-leaved cranesbill (Geranium rotundifolium)

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Sea grape (Ephedra distachya)

Sea grape (Ephedra distachya) growing amongst sand dunes on the Brittany coast in France. This plant is the source of ephedrine, a nerve stimulant similar to adrenaline

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Omphalodes (Omphalodes littoralis)

Omphalodes (Omphalodes littoralis). This plant is endemic to the coast of western France where it grows on sand dunes. Photographed in Quiberon, France

Mossy stonecrop (Crassula tillaea)

Floating club-rush (Eleogiton fluitans)

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Slender thistle (Carduus tenuiflorus)

Slender thistle (Carduus tenuiflorus) flowers growing in a coastal waste ground

Knotted hedge parsley (Torilis nodosa)

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Hares tail (Lagurus ovatus)

Hares tail (Lagurus ovatus) flowers. This rare grass grows in coastal regions

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Sand cats tail (Phleum arenarium)

Sand cats tail (Phleum arenarium) seedheads growing amongst sand dunes

Prickly sow-thistle (Sonchus asper)

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Sand catchfly (Silene conica)

Sand catchfly (Silene conica). This rare flower grows in coastal regions

Le Maitai Dream Fakarava Resort. Fakarava, Tuamotus, French Polynesia

Images Dated 31st May 2006: Hand carved drums

Hand carved drums, Livingston, Zambia

Images Dated 31st May 2006: 2005 Jaguars Type

2005 Jaguars Type Sport Diesel

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