Poached Collection

Africa, Zaire, Virungas National Park, Virungas Mountains
Zaire, Virungas National Park, Virungas Mountains. Wild mountain gorilla family in cloud forest habitat. Credit as: Dave Welling / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

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Africa, Kenya, Meru. Lion feeding on the carcass of an elephant which has been killed by poachers. Date: 11/12/2008

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Africa, Kenya, Meru. Face of feeding lion. Date: 11/12/2008

A tragedy in the African jungle (colour litho)
2777858 A tragedy in the African jungle (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: A tragedy in the African jungle)

Poached eggs (b / w photo)
5998541 Poached eggs (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Poached eggs. Illustration for The Worlds Best Photographs (Odhams, 1939). Gravure printed

CREAMED POTATOES & PEAS CREAMED POTATOES & PEAS
Creamed potatoes and peas, topped off with a poached egg. What could be nicer? Date: 1950s

POACHED EGG & PEAS POACHED EGG & PEAS
The rather unappetising combination of poached egg, mashed potatoes and peas. Date: 1940s

French egg poacher 1899
Six egg poacher. Date: 1899

Africa, Kenya, Meru. Face of feeding lion

Black and white illustration of pouring fruit liqueur on poached apricots in glass bowl

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Porcelain Fungus / Beech Tuft / Poached Egg Fungus growing on Beech Tree Date:

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Porcelain Fungus / Beech Tuft / Poached Egg Fungus growing on Beech Tree Date:

Peeled pears poached in vanilla sugar syrup on striped wooden board credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

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Poached egg plant, or common meadow foam (Limnanthes douglasii) Date:

Poached Egg Fungus on Common Beech tree - Oudemansiella mucida

eggs benedict

Person lifting poached egg from simmering water with slotted spoon

Different forms of Zingiber sp. (Ginger), crystallised, poached in syrup, and fresh buds from Zingiber mioga (Myoga)

Poached pear and vanilla ice cream served on a plate

Man using spoon to remove poached eggs from saucepan onto kitchen paper on glass tray

Removing bones from poached salmon fillet

Chicken pot of feu with parsley hollandaise

Lightly poached smoked cod fillet with whole, grilled tomato and slice of lemon, served on plate

Using kitchen knife to remove skin from poached salmon fillet on oval white plate

Using slotted spoon and knife to test if pear is poached, pears in saucepan below

Saffron-poached peach served in dessert bowl with a spoon, close up

Poached egg served on toasted muffin

Preparing Snow Eggs by lifting the meringue eggs out water with slotted spoon to dry on kitchen paper

Hand holding spoon of Hollandaise sauce above poached egg and spinach on muffin on plate

Holding egg shells above egg in saucepan of boiling water boiling on kitchen worktop

Cardamon and poached apricots with mascarpone and pistachios

Breaking egg above saucepan of boiling water and poaching eggs, close-up

Smoked salmon and poached egg pancake on white plate with fork

Spooning cooked apricots with vanilla pods in syrup, from bowl to plate

Poached skate fillet, garnished with capers and parsley and served with boiled potatoes and lemon, on a plate, close-up

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White rhinoceros killed by poachers, Umhlametsi Private Nature Reserve, South Africa. A Protrack ranger inspects a dead bull white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum)

Lowland Gorilla, (Gorilla gorilla), Skulls of poached animals, Korup National Park, Cameroon

Cattle farming, poaching by cattle in gateway of watermeadow pasture, River Rattlesden, Stowmarket, Suffolk, England, april

Traps with dead birds caught by poachers, Capri Island, Campania, Italy

Water trough with poached mud, on wet pasture in river valley fen, Redgrave and Lopham Fen, Waveney Valley, Suffolk, England, september

African Elephant (Loxodonta africana) dead adult, killed by poachers, Tsavo, Kenya, september 1980

Domestic Cattle, Limousin bull and cows, herd standing on poached land damaged by wet weather and cattle feet, Cumbria, England, august

Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) dead adult, killed and horn taken by poachers, Tsavo West, Kenya

Domestic Cattle, Limousin cows, herd standing on poached land damaged by wet weather and cattle feet, Cumbria, England, august

Domestic Cattle, tracks in muddy pasture, on unimproved wet grazing meadow, River Dove, Thornham Magna, Suffolk, England, october

Domestic Cattle, water trough with poached mud, on unimproved wet grazing meadow, River Dove, Thornham Magna, Suffolk, England, october

Domestic Cattle, Charolais cow and calf, standing at edge of lake, Middle Claydon, Buckinghamshire, England, august

Domestic Sheep, flock, standing in muddy pasture near feeder, Lancashire, England, january

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"Tragedy in the African Jungle: Poached Wildlife Threatens Virungas National Park" In the heart of Africa, specifically Zaire's Virungas Mountains, lies a paradise known as Virungas National Park. This breathtaking sanctuary is home to some of the world's most magnificent creatures, from majestic lions to rare and endangered species. However, amidst this natural wonderland, a tragedy unfolds. Illegal poaching has cast a dark shadow over these pristine lands. The vibrant litho image captures the essence of this heartbreaking reality - an African jungle tainted by greed and destruction. While our minds may initially conjure images of delicious poached eggs or creamy potatoes and peas when we hear "poached, " it is crucial not to forget the devastating consequences that illegal wildlife trade inflicts upon our planet. This haunting caption serves as a reminder that even though French egg poachers from 1899 might seem harmless in comparison, true tragedy lies within the face of feeding lions in Kenya's Meru region. These powerful predators are losing their prey due to human interference. As we explore Pooles Cavern in Buxton, Derbyshire or admire black and white illustrations depicting culinary delights like pouring fruit liqueur on poached apricots, let us not turn a blind eye to what is happening thousands of miles away, and is time for us all to take action against this heinous crime. Together, we can protect these precious ecosystems and ensure future generations have the privilege of witnessing Africa's untamed beauty firsthand. Let us stand united against poaching and preserve our natural heritage for years to come.