Images Dated 7th May 2004
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Danita Delimont
Featured 7 May 2004 Print
La-1621 Lily of the Valley
LA-1621
LILY OF THE VALLEY
Convallaria majalis
Native to woods in Europe, northern Asia and North America, often cultivated. All parts of the plant are poisonous. Belongs to the lily family.
Jean Michel Labat
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway
© J.M.Labat/ardea.com
Featured 7 May 2004 Print
AUSTRIA-Vienna (Hietzing): HERMESVILLA- Former country Residence of
Austria, Vienna, Hietzing, Hermesvilla, Former house of Empress Elisabeth, Wife of Franz Joseph (b.1886)
© Walter Bibikow / DanitaDelimont.com
19th Century, Architecture, Austria, Balcony, Danita Delimont, Empress Elisabeth, Europe, Facade, Franz Josef, Hermesvilla, Hietzing, Historic, House, Landmark, Statue, Vienna, Walter Bibikow
Danita Delimont
Featured 7 May 2004 Print
Pinned specimen of peacock butterfly, Inachis io
Peacock butterfly. Pinned specimen of the peacock butterfly Inachis io. This butterfly displays insect mimicry in having brightly coloured upper wings with eyespots, hence the common name "peacock". Both fore- and hindwings are decorated with rounded eyespots highlighted in a metallic blue colour. They mimic eyes of a larger animal, and serve to startle predators when the wings are suddenly flashed open. Eyespots are normally hidden away when the wings are closed. The undersides of the wings of the peacock butterfly are brown and camouflage the insect when it is at rest. Inachis io adults appear in the summer; this butterfly is found widely from Europe to Japan
© DAVID PARKER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
