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Images Dated 19th July 2007

Available as Framed Prints, Photos, Wall Art and Gift Items

Choose from 53 pictures in our Images Dated 19th July 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.

9 Banded ARMADILLO- in grass
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Northern Helmeted Curassow - rare red phase
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Cheer Pheasant - also known as: Chir pheasant and Wallichs pheasant
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European Treefrog - between tadpole and frog (Hyla arborea)
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CAN-3262
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CAN-3259 Madagascan Periwinkle
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CAN-3228 Western Patch-nosed Snake
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CAN-3261 Pineapple
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Mass of cornfield weeds: Corn cockle, corn marigolds, cornflower, corn chamomile etc
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Common Poppy or Field Poppy, with fallen sepals
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JZ-891 BEAVER - workings on Aspen Trees
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Featured 19 Jul 2007 Print

CAN-3262

CAN-3262
Ely Cathedral in Ely
Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom
Founded as monastery in 673 - Destroyed by the Danes in 870 - Monastery refounded as a Benedictine community in 970 - Work on current building began in the early 1080s - Became a cathedral in 1109 - Henry VIII closed the monastery in 1539 but has continued as a Cathedrdal to the present day
John Cancalosi

CAN-3269 Bumble Bee - on Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea
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CAN-3268 Bumble Bee - on Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea
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Madagascan Periwinkle
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Black-eyed Susan - flowering in garden
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Vervet Monkey - picking aquatic vegetation to eat
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Vervet Monkey - drinking
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BEAVER chewed cottonwood tree
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Male and female white crested call duck - showing characteristic crest of male resulting
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Yellow-bellied call Duck - part of a collection of specialised ducks
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Pied call duck - female
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Magpie call duck
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White crested male call duck - showing characteristic crest of male resulting from a
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Featured 19 Jul 2007 Print

Male and female white crested call duck - showing characteristic crest of male resulting from a skull deformity

MAB-393
Male and female white crested call duck - showing characteristic crest of male resulting from a skull deformity
Part of a collection of specialised ducks and poultry at Fownhope near Ross UK
The crest is largest in the make drake and is made up of a mass of fatty tissue projecting from the back of the cranium.
Mark Boulton
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Apricot call duck
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Malaysian Great Argus - male displaying to female
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Sri Lanka Junglefowl - male in habitat
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Long-nosed Potoroo / Long-nosed Rat-kangaroo / Wallaby Rat
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Common Tern takes fish at sunset
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Brown-eared Pheasant / Manchurian-eared Pheasant
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Yellow-knobbed Curassow
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Yellow-Knobbed Curassow - Head
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Black-billed Gull - landing on sea
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Northern Helmeted CURASSOW
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White-eared Pheasant
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Red JUNGLEFOWL - Female
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Featured 19 Jul 2007 Print

Apricot call duck

MAB-355
Apricot call duck
Part of a collection of specialised ducks and poultry at Fownhope near Ross UK
Modern Apricot call ducks have a blue gene and when only a single gene is present they are blue, but when two blue genes occur they become apricot - or buff
Mark Boulton
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Great Argus PHEASANT - Female with young
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Heermanns Gull - Adult and juvenile gulls on shore
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Malaysian Great Argus Pheasant - male
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Sri Lanka Junglefowl - female with young
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SAKER FALCON - at nest with chicks
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Yellow-knobbed Curassow - female
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Black-billed Gull - large group of chicks
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New Zealand Dotterel - incubating eggs in nest
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New Zealand Dotterel - sitting on nest in sand
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New Zealand DOTTEREL
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Turkey Vulture - on Cardon Cactus
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Reed / Long-tailed Cormorant - perched in tree after fishing
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Reed / Long-tailed Cormorant - bathing
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Hamerkop with tilapia fish
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Hamerkop fishing
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Black-billed Gull - calling
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Yellow-knobbed Curassow - feral male
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