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Images Dated 4th May 2006

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Blue tit (Parus caeruleus) perching on a branch. This bird inhabits woodlands, parks, gardens and hedgerows across much of Europe and the Middle East

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Male African lion

Male African lion (Panthera leo). Male lions are the only cats to have manes. Lions are sociable animals, living in prides consisting of one or two dominant males with several females

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Tiger walking

Tiger walking. Tigers (Panthera tigris) are native to the forests of southern and eastern Asia. In common with most cats, they are generally solitary, although small groups of a male

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Spanish catchfly (Silene otites)

Spanish catchfly (Silene otites)
Spanish catchfly flowers (Silene otites)

Black swan (Cygnus atratus) resting on a river bank. This bird inhabits lakes, rivers and coastal areas in Australia, although it has been introduced to New Zealand and other countries

Great tit (Parus major) perched on a twig. This bird inhabits woodland, scrub and farmland across much of Eurasia. It feeds on insects, fruits and seeds

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Emperor goose

Emperor goose (Chen canigica)

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Common buzzard

Common buzzard (Buteo buteo). This bird is found throughout Europe and parts of Asia, inhabiting open areas such as farmland, moors and wooded hills. It is the most common bird of prey in Britain

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Flamingos preening

Flamingos preening. Flamingos (Phoenicopterus sp.) are found throughout sub- Saharan Africa, Southern Europe and Southern Asia as well as in South and Central America

Iguana (Iguana iguana). This reptile inhabits the tropical forests of Central and northern South America. It is largely arboreal and feeds mainly on tree leaves

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Pair of mute swans

Pair of mute swans (Cygnus olor)

Pochard duck (Aythya ferina) splashing in the water. This diving duck is found throughout northern Europe from the British Isles to Russia

Barn owl (Tyto alba). These birds are nocturnal predators and specialise in hunting small ground mammals, mainly rodents. They will also eat small birds, reptiles and insects

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Baboons grooming

Baboons grooming (Papio sp.). The female baboon at left is checking for ticks and other parasites from the on the larger male baboon

Golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos). This bird is found throughout the northern hemisphere, inhabiting open and semi-open land. Those in the most northerly regions migrate southwards for the winter

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Grey seal bull

Grey seal bull (Halichoerus grypus) lying on the seashore. The grey seal lives in the North Atlantic ocean where it feeds almost exclusively on fish

Orang-utan (Pongo pygmaeus) grabbing a handful of grass. Orang-utans are solitary animals and it is only mothers and offspring that form any long-term bond

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Tiger grooming

Tiger grooming. Tigers (Panthera tigris) are native to the forests of southern and eastern Asia. In common with most cats, they are generally solitary, although small groups of a male

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Pregnant woman

Pregnant woman
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman holding her swollen abdomen

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Dental pin, SEM

Dental pin, SEM
Dental pin. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a dental pin. This type of pin is used to keep false teeth in place

Teff
MODEL RELEASED. Teff. Woman holding a handful of teff (Eragrostis tef), the staple crop of Ethiopa. It is grown for its reslience to diseases and pests and the grains are used to make injera

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Salt pan industry

Salt pan industry. Conveyor belt moving salt onto large piles. Salt is produced by allowing seawater to evaporate from shallow areas. The mineral salt deposits left behind are collected and sold

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Travertine ridge

Travertine ridge at Drevenik National Nature Reserve, Slovakia. The layers of limestone rock seen here were formed successively by the precipitation of calcium carbonate from ground water emerging

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Bedstraw broomrape

Bedstraw broomrape plants (Orobanche caryophyllacea). This plant is a parasite of bedstraw (Galium sp). It lacks chlorophyll and is totally dependant on its host plant for nutrients

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Thyme broomrape (Orobanche alba)

Thyme broomrape (Orobanche alba)
Thyme broomrape plant (Orobanche alba). This plant is a parasite of thyme (Thymus sp.). It lacks chlorophyll and is totally dependant on its host plant for nutrients

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Bugloss (Echium russicum)

Bugloss (Echium russicum). This type of bugloss is rare

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Dropwort (Filipendula vulgaris)

Dropwort (Filipendula vulgaris)
Dropwort flowers (Filipendula vulgaris)

Crown vetch (Coronilla varia)

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Cornflower (Centaurea triumfetii)

Cornflower (Centaurea triumfetii)
Cornflower (Centaurea triumfetti). This species of cornflower is found across central and southern Europe

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Cut-leaved self-heal Prunella laciniata

Cut-leaved self-heal Prunella laciniata
Cut-leaved self-heal (Prunella laciniata). This plant is very rare in the UK

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Chamaecytisus albus

Chamaecytisus albus flowers. Photographed in Slovakia

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Broomleaf toadflax (Linaria genistifolia)

Broomleaf toadflax (Linaria genistifolia)
Broomleaf toadflax flowers (Linaria genistifolia) on grassland underlain by limestone rock. This species of toadflax is native to southeast Europe. Photographed in Slovakia

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Kidney vetch (Anthyllis vulneraria)

Kidney vetch (Anthyllis vulneraria)
Kidney vetch flowers (Anthyllis vulneraria)

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Michaelmas daisy (Erigeron annuus)

Michaelmas daisy (Erigeron annuus)
Michaelmas daisy (Erigon annuus). This species is native to North America but has become naturalised in Europe

Nonea pulla

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Cow-wheat (Melampyrum barbatum)

Cow-wheat (Melampyrum barbatum)
Cow-wheat flowers (Melampyrum barbatum). This plant is found in parts of southern and eastern Europe. Photographed in Hungary

Images Dated 4th May 2006: Orange coneflower (Echinacea sp. )

Orange coneflower (Echinacea sp. )
Orange coneflower (Echinacea sp.) flowers

Flowering grasshead

Michaelmas daisy (family asteraceae)

Yellow daisies (Chrysanthemum multicaule)

Yellow daisy (Chrysanthemum multicaule)

Whorled clary (Salvia verticillata)

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