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7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection

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7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Cardiff, aerial photograph

Cardiff, aerial photograph
Cardiff, Wales, UK, aerial photograph. Cardiff is the capital city of Wales. It is a port on the Bristol Channel (not imaged at lower right)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: King Alfreds cakes fungi

King Alfreds cakes fungi (Daldinia concentrica) growing on an ash tree (Fraxinus sp.)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Common oak tree branches (Quercus robur)

Common oak tree branches (Quercus robur) in winter

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Crimson wax cap mushroom

Crimson wax cap mushroom (Hygrocybe punicea). Photographed in the New Forest, UK

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Paper wasp

Paper wasp. Female paper wasp (Polistes sp.) on a nest. Photographed in the Dolomites, Italy

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Marsh fritillary butterfly

Marsh fritillary butterfly (Euphydryas aurinia) on an early marsh orchid (Dactylorhiza incarnata)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Cow suffering from mad cow disease (BSE)

Cow suffering from mad cow disease (BSE)
Mad cow disease. Cow suffering from mad cow disease or BSE (bovine spongiform encephalopathy). BSE is a disease of cows which causes extensive brain damage, leading to a lack of coordination

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Death of the Sun

Death of the Sun. Artwork of the Sun forming a planetary nebula 5 billion years from now. Ejected gas (purple) is expanding towards the lifeless Earth (lower right) and Moon (lower left)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Male cycad cone (Dioon sp. )

Male cycad cone (Dioon sp. )
Male cycad cone (Dioon sp.). Cycads are dioecious, plants are either male or female. The male cone produces pollen, which is released to pollinate female cones on other plants

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Dwarf juniper (Juniperus nana)

Dwarf juniper (Juniperus nana). Photographed in Scotland

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Rowan tree branches (Sorbus aucuparia)

Rowan tree branches (Sorbus aucuparia) in winter. Photographed on Dartmoor, Devon, UK

Whitebeam tree leaf bud (Sorbus aria)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Rose hips (Rosa sp. )

Rose hips (Rosa sp. )
Rose hips, the fruit of the rose (Rosa sp.). Photographed in the Maritime Alps, Italy

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Chinese dates (Zizyphus zizyphus)

Chinese dates (Zizyphus zizyphus). Photographed in the South of France

Silver lime tree fruits (Tilia tomentosa)

Bilberries (Vaccinium myrtillus)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Valonia oak acorns (Quercus macrolepis)

Valonia oak acorns (Quercus macrolepis)
Acorns and fallen leaves from a valonia oak tree (Quercus macrolepis). Photographed in Greece

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Naranjilla fruits (Solanum quitoense)

Naranjilla fruits (Solanum quitoense). These edible fruits are native to South America

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Winter daffodils (Sternbergia lutea)

Winter daffodils (Sternbergia lutea)
Winter daffodil flowers (Sternbergia lutea)

Meadow barley (Hordeum secalinum)

Marsh valerian flowers (Valerian dioica)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Deherainia smaragdina flower

Deherainia smaragdina flower. This flower, which is native to Central America has an unpleasant fragrance

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Yellow wood violet flowers, Viola biflora

Yellow wood violet flowers, Viola biflora
Yellow wood violet flowers (Viola biflora)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Lambs lettuce (Valerianella locusta)

Lambs lettuce (Valerianella locusta)
Lambs lettuce flowers (Valerianella locusta)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Opposite-leaved pondweed, Groenlandia sp

Opposite-leaved pondweed, Groenlandia sp
Opposite-leaved pondweed (Groenlandia densa)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Corncockle flowers (Agrostemma githago)

Corncockle flowers (Agrostemma githago). Photographed at Ranscombe Farm, Kent, UK

Cyclamen flowers (Cyclamen coum)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: One-flowered clover (Trifolium uniflorum)

One-flowered clover (Trifolium uniflorum)
One-flowered clover flowers (Trifolium uniflorum). Photographed in Crete

Globe flowers (Trollius europaeus)

7 Jun 2005 Photo Mug Collection: Namaqualand daisies, Dimorphotheca sinuta

Namaqualand daisies, Dimorphotheca sinuta
Namaqualand daisies (Dimorphotheca sinuta). Photographed in Namaqualand National Park, South Africa

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