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Images Dated 18th July 2006

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Images Dated 18th July 2006: Slender-tailed meerkats

Slender-tailed meerkats (Suricata suricatta) perched in a tree. This mammal is mainly insectivorous, though it may also eat small vertebrates, eggs and plants

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Common morpho butterfly

Common morpho butterfly (Morpho peleides) with closed wings. The underside of the wings of this species are a rich brown with white markings and yellow and black eyespots

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Tiger longwing butterfly

Tiger longwing butterfly (Heliconius hecale). Colouring within this species of butterfly is highly variable, and cross-species mimicry is common

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Small flambeau butterfly

Small flambeau butterfly (Eueides heliconius). This butterfly feeds on passion flower plants (Passiflora sp.). it is found in the tropics of South America and Trinidad

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Large tree nymph butterfly

Large tree nymph butterfly (Idea leuconoe) on a leaf. This butterfly found in South-East Asia

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Red lacewing butterfly

Red lacewing butterfly (Cethosia biblis). This is a female. There is another female form of this species which has brighter colouration, similar to the male

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Carpenter ants fighting

Carpenter ants fighting (Camponotus cruentatus). These are two soldier ants from different colonies. Ants produce chemicals called pheromones which they use to identify each other and to communicate

Tiger longwing butterfly (Heliconius hecale). Colouring within this species of butterfly is highly variable, and cross-species mimicry is common

Images Dated 18th July 2006: False acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia)

False acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia)
False acacia flower cluster (Robinia pseudoacacia). These are the fragrant flowers of a deciduous tree in the pea family which flowers from late spring to early summer

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Ramping fumitory (Fumaria capreolata)

Ramping fumitory (Fumaria capreolata)
Ramping fumitory flowers (Fumaria capreolata). This is a weak stemmed annual wildflower which flowers from spring to early summer. The flowers occur in erect racemes containing around twenty blooms

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Hottentot fig (Carpobrotus edulis)

Hottentot fig (Carpobrotus edulis)
Hottentot fig flowers (Carpobrotus edulis). This creeping perennial plant has tapering waxy succulent leaves. The flowers have numerous overlapping petals arranged like a fringe around the stamens

Images Dated 18th July 2006: English iris (Iris latifolia)

English iris (Iris latifolia). Originally a wildflower found in the Pyrenees, this flower is now widely cultivated by gardeners

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Inverted reflection in a spoon

Inverted reflection in a spoon
MODEL RELEASED. Inverted reflection. Schoolgirl looking at her inverted reflection in the concave bowl of a spoon. To see her reflection the right way up when reflected in the convex back of

Images Dated 18th July 2006: Reflection in a spoon

Reflection in a spoon
MODEL RELEASED. Reflection. Schoolgirl looking at her reflection in the convex back of a spoon. To see her reflection inverted when seen in the concave bowl of the spoon, see image A210/021

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