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Images Dated 14th August 2007

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Choose from 25 pictures in our Images Dated 14th August 2007 collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery. We are proud to offer this selection in partnership with Ardea Wildlife Pets Environment.

Afghan Hound Dog
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WAT-15776
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WAT-15720
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WAT-15774
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WAT-15763
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WAT-15762
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WAT-15766
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WAT-15714
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WAT-15775
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WAT-15770 Mole - eating worm
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WAT-15767 Mole - emerging from molehole in lawn
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Featured 14 Aug 2007 Print

DH-4393

DH-4393
Geode
Near Well 23 Canning Stock Route a very remote part of Western Australia.
Geodes form from expansion of an initial cavity filled with fluid, often a salt solution. Chalcedony, from silica gel, then forms on the edges of the cavity. This isolates the salt solution. If the surrounding water is less salty, then the internal salinity, though osmosis, creates outward directed pressure and the geode expands until equilibrium is reached. Crystallisation and dehydration of the silica gel leads to cracking, and sometimes, to entry of mineral-bearing fluids. These fluids may precipitate minerals leading to geodes which are completely crystallised (infilled with crystals). Sometimes, the term geode is applied to any spherical cavity within rocks, but strictly speaking, it should only be applied to the above rocks.
Don Hadden

WAT-15724 White Butterfly - caterpillar
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WAT-15768 Mole - close-up of nose
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WAT-15769 Mole - eating worm
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WAT-15771 Mole - eating worm
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WAT-15772 Mole - close-up of foot
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KEL-310 Komodo Dragon - endangered
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Egg of Purple Hairstreak - on oak bud
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CAN-3279 Pond Skaters - Feeding on Southern Hawker (Aeshna cyanea)
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Camargue Horses
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Atlas MOTH - with eggs
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MALLARD DUCKLING - On log in pond. Three days old
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Baikal / Nerpa Seal - endemic to lake Baikal
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Featured 14 Aug 2007 Print

Baikal / Nerpa Seal - endemic to lake Baikal

MI-140
Baikal / Nerpa Seal - endemic to lake Baikal
lake Baikal Russia
Phoca sibirica
Latin formerly know as Pusa sibirica
Masahiro Iijima
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Bald EAGLE at nest
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