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Images Dated 7th June 2005

Choose a picture from our Images Dated 7th June 2005 Collection for your Wall Art and Photo Gifts

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Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: 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)

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: King Alfreds cakes fungi

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Common oak tree branches (Quercus robur)

Common oak tree branches (Quercus robur) in winter

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Crimson wax cap mushroom

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Paper wasp

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Marsh fritillary butterfly

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: 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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: 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)

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: 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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Dwarf juniper (Juniperus nana)

Dwarf juniper (Juniperus nana). Photographed in Scotland

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Rowan tree branches (Sorbus aucuparia)

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Whitebeam tree leaf bud (Sorbus aria)

Whitebeam tree leaf bud (Sorbus aria)

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Rose hips (Rosa sp. )

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Chinese dates (Zizyphus zizyphus)

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Silver lime tree fruits (Tilia tomentosa)

Silver lime tree fruits (Tilia tomentosa)

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Bilberries (Vaccinium myrtillus)

Bilberries (Vaccinium myrtillus)

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Valonia oak acorns (Quercus macrolepis)

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Naranjilla fruits (Solanum quitoense)

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Winter daffodils (Sternbergia lutea)

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Meadow barley (Hordeum secalinum)

Meadow barley (Hordeum secalinum)

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Marsh valerian flowers (Valerian dioica)

Marsh valerian flowers (Valerian dioica)

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Deherainia smaragdina flower

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Yellow wood violet flowers, Viola biflora

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Lambs lettuce (Valerianella locusta)

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Opposite-leaved pondweed, Groenlandia sp

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Corncockle flowers (Agrostemma githago)

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Cyclamen flowers (Cyclamen coum)

Cyclamen flowers (Cyclamen coum)

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: One-flowered clover (Trifolium uniflorum)

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

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Globe flowers (Trollius europaeus)

Globe flowers (Trollius europaeus)

Background imageImages Dated 7th June 2005: Namaqualand daisies, Dimorphotheca sinuta

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


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