Yellow Tail Collection

Light crimson underwing, Catocala promissa, old lady, Mormo maura, drinker, Euthrix potatoria, and yellow-tail
FLO4671148 Light crimson underwing, Catocala promissa, old lady, Mormo maura, drinker, Euthrix potatoria, and yellow-tail, Euproctis similis

Small emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, smaller eggar moth, Eriogaster lanestris, and yellow-tail moth
FLO4638802 Small emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, smaller eggar moth, Eriogaster lanestris, and yellow-tail moth, Euproctis similis, on bilberry leaves, Vaccinium myrtillus

Yellow-tail moth (Euproctis similis) on a leaf, Montiaghs Moss National Nature Reserve, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. July

Light crimson underwing, old lady, drinker and yellow-tail
Light crimson underwing, Catocala promissa, old lady, Mormo maura, drinker, Euthrix potatoria, and yellow-tail, Euproctis similis

Mute Swan -Cygnus olor-, male, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Mute Swan -Cygnus olor- with reflection in water

Mute Swan -Cygnus olor-, cygnet

Mute swans -Cygnus olor- waiting for food, Lake Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, Europe

Sunset on Lake Zug with mute swan -Cygnus olor-, Canton of Zug, Central Switzerland, Switzerland, Europe

Wolfratshausen with the Parish Church of St. Andrew, Loisach, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Europe, PublicGround

Mute Swan -Cygnus olor-, in flight, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Whooper swans -Cygnus cygnus-

An urchin clingfish in Indonesia
An unusual urchin clingfish, Diademichthys lineatus, swimming in front of sea fan. Photographed at Temornadofa West, Halmahera, Maluku Islands, Indonesia

Yellow Tail Moth - Cornwall - UK
DAC-533 Yellow Tail Moth Cornwall - UK Euproctis similis David Chapman contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Yellow-tail Moth (Euproctis similis) adult male, resting on Corn Poppy (Papaver rhoeas) opening flowerbuds, Leicestershire, England, june

Yellow-tail Moth (Euproctis similis) fully-grown larva, feeding on Sallow (Salix sp. ) leaf, Powys, Wales, june
Yellow-tail Moth (Euproctis similis) fully-grown larva, feeding on Sallow (Salix sp.) leaf, Powys, Wales, june

Yellow-tailed surgeons Santa Fe. Galapagos. (RR)
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"Captivating Yellow-Tail: A Tale of Nature's Beauty" In the enchanting Montiaghs Moss National Nature Reserve, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, a delicate yellow-tail moth (Euproctis similis) gracefully rests upon a vibrant leaf in the warm embrace of July. Its wings adorned with light crimson underwing patterns, this old lady of the insect world captivates us with its unique charm. Meanwhile, across Europe in Bavaria, Germany, we encounter the majestic Mute Swan (Cygnus olor). With its elegant presence and distinctive yellow tail feathers, it reigns over tranquil waters. As we admire its reflection mirrored on still lakes and witness cygnets following their regal parent's lead, our hearts are filled with awe for these graceful creatures. From Lake Zurich to Lake Zug in Switzerland's picturesque landscapes, mute swans gather patiently as they await their nourishment. Against breathtaking sunsets that paint the sky with hues of gold and orange, these magnificent birds create an ethereal scene that leaves us breathless. Further south in Wolfratshausen lies St. Andrew's Parish Church overlooking Loisach River. In this idyllic setting nestled within Upper Bavaria's beauty resides yet another symbol of grace—the Mute Swan takes flight against a backdrop of historical architecture and serene surroundings. Venturing beyond avian wonders to Indonesia's underwater realm reveals an unexpected surprise—a captivating urchin clingfish thrives amidst colorful coral reefs. Its striking yellow tail stands out among vibrant marine life like a beacon of uniqueness. Yellow-tail—whether found on moths or swans—symbolizes nature’s artistry at its finest; it reminds us to appreciate even the smallest details that make our world so extraordinary. Let us cherish these moments where beauty unfolds before our eyes and find inspiration in every corner of our planet.