Worms Collection (page 7)

Church spire of the collegiate church, Duernstein, Wachau valley, Waldviertel region, Lower Austria, Austria, Europe

Franzosendenkmal, French War Memorial, Duernstein, Wachau valley, Waldviertel region, Lower Austria, Austria, Europe

Grossmuenster church, Zurich, Switzerland, Europe

Solar panels a the roundabout island, Ost district, Woergl, Tyrol, Austria, Europe

Purple foxglove, Ladys glove (Digitalis purpurea), group of blossoms on a forest clearing area in a Scots pine forest (Pinus sylvestris), near Nicklheiml, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Porta Nigra, a Roman city gate, Trier, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Europe

Japan - Silk Industry - Silkworms awake from hibernation
Japan - Silk Industry - Silkworms during second hibernation phase. Date: circa 1909

Japan - Silk Industry - Silkworms feeding on mulberry leaves Date: circa 1909

Japan - Silk Industry - Silkworms begin to construct cocoons Date: circa 1909

Japan - Silk Industry - Gathering silkworms from egg paper
Japan - Silk Industry - Gathering the silkworms from the egg paper using a delicate feather brush. Date: circa 1909

Japan - Silk Industry - Bombyx mori Moths lay eggs on paper Date: circa 1909

Japan - Silk Industry - Reeling the cocoons by foot reel Date: circa 1909

Japan - Silk Industry - Cutting the Mulberry leaves, for the silkworms to consume as they grow to maturity. Date: circa 1907

Japan - Silk Industry - Silkworms 20 days after hatching Date: circa 1907

Worm Farm - Japan - Straw Layers in which the worms are kept. Date: circa 1910s

Lesser Black-backed Gull (Larus fuscus) and Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) mixed flock, feeding on mown meadow, picking at worms and grubs disturbed by tractor and machinery, Cumbria

Lugworm (Arenicola marina) casts on beach, Duddon Sands, Duddon Estuary, Sandscale Haws N. N. R
Lugworm (Arenicola marina) casts on beach, Duddon Sands, Duddon Estuary, Sandscale Haws N.N.R. Cumbria, England, November

Bobbit Worm (Eunice aphroditois) adult, feeding on small worm, in hole on black sand, Retak Larry, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, March

Eurasian Curlew (Numenius arquata) adult, carrying worm in beak, prior to washing in tidal creek, Norfolk, England, January

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Light Micrograph (LM): Hookworm (Ancylostoma duodenale) Date:

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Lugworm (Arenicola) Date:

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Blackbird - female for listening for worms UK. Date:

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Song Thrush - with meal worms in its beak (Turdus iliacus) Date:

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Scanning Electron Micrograph (SEM): Tapeworm from a teleost fish Date:

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Black compost bin with active worm population Date:

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Cockchafer Larva - in soil (Melolontha melolontha ) Date:

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Cockchafer Larva - in soil (Melolontha melolontha ) Date:

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Earthworm (Lumbricus rubellus) Date:

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Mutant Tiger Worm - juvenile with two tails (Eisenia fetida) Date:

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CENTIPEDE - attacking an earthworm (Lithobius variegatus) Date:

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BLACKBIRD - male with worm (Turdus merula) Date:

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GLOW WORMS - larval stage of Fungus Gnat (Arachnocampa luminosa) Date:

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Sand Worms on beach Date:

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Sand Worms on beach Date:

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Tiger Leech (Haemadipsa picta) Date:

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Flatworm (Pseudoceros bajae) Date:

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Parisitical worms in dog dropping - after vermifuge administration Date:

Little Owl (Athene noctua) adult, with earthworm in beak, perched on dead branch in farmland, West Yorkshire, England, June

Asian Dowitcher (Limnodromus semipalmatus) adult, partial breeding plumage, with invertebrate prey in beak, feeding on mudflats, Mai Po Marshes Reserve, Deep Bay, New Territories, Hong Kong, China

Fairy Pitta (Pitta nympha) adult, foraging, probing ground for worms, Huben, Central Taiwan, June

Sea-mouse (Aphrodita aculeata) adult, washed up on shingle beach, Chesil Beach, Dorset, England, February

Silkworm farm, showing interior of rearing house or Magnangerie and collection of mulberry leaves (1) on which caterpillars (worms) were fed. From The Universal Magazine, London, 1753. Engraving

Luther, Martin (1483-1546). 1545. Surviving together within the Sammelband into which they were bound for their original owner, these four texts relate to the Council of Trent and the Diet of Worms

Martin Luther at the Diet of Worms 1521

Digging Worms For Fishing
Lyons, Wisconsin: c. 1954. A group of eager fishermen watch as another man gathers up angle worms for the venture

View Of The Liebfrau Vineyard, The Cathedral Of Worms In The Distance

The Cathedral At Worms Germany, Engraving 1882

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"Worms: From Martin Luther to Earth's Unsung Heroes" In the annals of history, one cannot overlook the significance of worms. These seemingly insignificant creatures have left their mark in various realms, from religion to ecology. Let us embark on a journey through time and nature as we explore the diverse world of worms. Centuries ago, in 1521, German religious reformer Martin Luther defended himself before Holy Roman Emperor Charles V at the Diet in Worms. This historic event shaped the course of Christianity and paved the way for religious freedom. While Luther fought his battles with words, gastrointestinal nematodes waged their own silent war within our bodies. These tiny they are cause havoc in our digestive systems if not properly addressed. Delving deeper underground, we discover mole-eating worms diligently burrowing through soil. Their tireless efforts contribute to aerating and enriching the earth beneath our feet, ensuring healthy ecosystems thrive. Meanwhile, song thrushes proudly display their hunting prowess by clutching wriggling worms in their beaks. These melodious birds rely on these nutritious morsels to sustain themselves and nurture their young. Turning towards sustainable practices, compost wormeries offer a glimpse into nature's recycling system. Within black plastic bins filled with kitchen waste lies a bustling community of earthworms diligently breaking down vegetable peelings and cardboard into nutrient-rich compost. Venturing further below ground level reveals intricate tunnels created by earthworms that enhance soil structure while providing essential aeration for plant roots. The symbiotic relationship between these humble creatures and grass roots ensures flourishing green landscapes. Yet even coral polyps residing amidst vibrant reefs are not immune to wormy encounters; they feast upon polychaete worms under cover of nightfall—nature's carnivorous ballet unfolding beneath tranquil waters off Australia's Great Barrier Reef. On land once again but far from serene waters lies Colorado where barred tiger salamanders indulge in an earthworm feast.