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Images Dated 15th July 2011

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Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Red-eyed bulbul

Red-eyed bulbul (Pycnonotus nigricans). Photographed in the Richtersveld region, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Namaqua rock mouse

Namaqua rock mouse (Aethomys namaquensis) feeding in vegetation. This rodent is found throughout southern Africa, but particularly in rocky areas

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Barlows lark

Barlows lark (Certhilauda barlowi) perching on a plant. Photographed in the Richtersveld region, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Halfmens tree

Halfmens tree (Pachypodium namaquanum). This plant is adapted to survive in semi-arid regions. Photographed in Goegap Nature Reserve, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Lesser noddy

Lesser noddy (Anous tenuirostris) on a beach. This is a species of tern. Photographed on Cousin Island, in the Seychelles, a group of islands north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Common moorhen

Common moorhen (Gallinula chloropus) foraging on the ground. Moorhens are aquatic birds found in freshwater habitats in the Americas, Europe, southern Asia and southern Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Shipwreck and gulls

Shipwreck and gulls, silhouetted against the Sun. These seabirds are kelp gulls (Larus dominicanus). More birds are perched on the ship, which has run aground on coastal rocks

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Cape turtle dove

Cape turtle dove (Streptopelia capicola) resting on the ground. This bird inhabits savannah, grassland and woodland in southern and eastern Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Calm sea

Calm sea. Photographed off Cousin Island, in the Seychelles, a group of islands north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Brants whistling rat

Brants whistling rat (Parotomys brantsii) standing on its hind legs outside its burrow. This gregarious rodent builds nests within chambers in a burrow system

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Spike-heeled lark

Spike-heeled lark (Chersomanes albofasciata) perching on a bush. Photographed in Goegap Nature Reserve, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Diamond mine

Diamond mine. Diamond, the hardest known mineral, is a naturally occurring crystalline form of carbon that forms under great pressure

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Common fody male

Common fody male
Common fody (Foudia madagascariensis) male that has alighted on a grassy area. Photographed on the island of Mahe, in the Seychelles, a group of islands north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Arum lily flowers

Arum lily flowers (Zantedeschia aethiopica), with Table Mountain in the background. Photographed on Robben Island, Western Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Seychelles blue pigeon

Seychelles blue pigeon (Alectroenas pulcherrima) perching on a branch. Photographed on Cousin Island, in the Seychelles, a group of islands north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Southern masked weaver

Southern masked weaver (Ploceus velatus). Photographed in the Richtersveld region, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Quiver trees

Quiver trees (Aloe dichotoma) and dead wood (foreground). These trees are eaten by kudu antelopes as they contain a chemical that acts as a parasite repellent when absorbed into the bloodstream

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Ant-eating chat

Ant-eating chat (Myrmecocichla formicivora). Photographed in Goegap Nature Reserve, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Electricity substation

Electricity substation. This structure is designed to convert electricity distributed on a national grid system to that used in homes, offices and industry

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: White-tailed tropicbird

White-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon lepturus) in flight. Photographed on Cousin Island, in the Seychelles, a group of islands north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Southern thick-billed lark

Southern thick-billed lark (Galerida magnirostris) with its beak open as it calls out while perching on a post. Photographed in Goegap Nature Reserve, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Gynandriris setifolia flower

Gynandriris setifolia flower. Photographed at Nieuwoudtville, Western Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Cape reef worm tubes

Cape reef worm tubes
Cape reef worm (Gunnarea capensis) tubes. These encrusted tubes, found on sheltered rocks in tidal areas, are formed by this polychaete worm from bits of grit and sand

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Renosterveld conservation area

Renosterveld conservation area. This threatened area is part of the Cape Floristic Region of South Africa, and is a region rich in plants found nowhere else

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Malagasy turtle dove

Malagasy turtle dove (Nesoenas picturata) perching on a wooden stump. Photographed on Cousin Island, in the Seychelles, a group of islands north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Carrion plant

Carrion plant. This succulent plant, from the genus Hoodia, is a water-conserving plant that has adapted to survive in arid regions

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: White tern

White tern (Gygis alba) in flight. Photographed on Cousin Island, in the Seychelles, a group of islands north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Seychelles giant millipede

Seychelles giant millipede (Seychelleptus seychellarum). Photographed on Cousin Island, in the Seychelles, a group of islands north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Familiar chat

Familiar chat (Cercomela familiaris) perching on a post. Photographed in the Richtersveld region, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Ferraria ferrariola flower

Ferraria ferrariola flower. Photographed at Kleinzee, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Senecio elegans flowers

Senecio elegans flowers. Photographed in West Coast National Park, Western Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Hawksbill sea turtle

Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). Only female adult turtles come ashore, doing so to lay their eggs. This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Malachite sunbird male

Malachite sunbird male
Malachite sunbird (Nectarinia famosa) male, perching on an aloe plant. This bird has a long, thin, down-curved bill which enables it to feed on flower nectar

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Diamond mine slag heaps

Diamond mine slag heaps. Diamond, the hardest known mineral, is a naturally occurring crystalline form of carbon that forms under great pressure

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Seychelles sunbird nest

Seychelles sunbird nest. This nest, built by the Seychelles sunbird (Cinnyris dussumieri), is usually made from grass and moss, and bound with spiders webs. Numerous feathers are also seen here

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Quiver tree

Quiver tree (Aloe dichotoma). These trees are eaten by kudu antelopes as they contain a chemical that acts as a parasite repellent when absorbed into the bloodstream

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Sooty tern chick

Sooty tern chick
Sooty tern (Onychoprion fuscatus) chick perching on a rock. This seabird is found on most tropical and subtropical coasts

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Silhouetted kelp gull

Silhouetted kelp gull. Outline of a kelp gull (Larus dominicanus) silhouetted against the Sun on coastal rocks. Photographed at the southernmost tip of Africa, Cape Agulhas, Western Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Seychelles magpie robin

Seychelles magpie robin (Copsychus sechellarum). This specimen has rings on both its legs. These are used to track bird populations and learn about their movements

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Gazania pectinata flowers

Gazania pectinata flowers. Photographed at Kleinzee, Northern Cape, South Africa

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: Horned ghost crab

Horned ghost crab (Ocypode ceratophthalmus). Like other ghost crabs, this crab has one claw larger than the other. Ghost crabs live in burrows in the sand, emerging to feed on debris and carrion

Background imageImages Dated 15th July 2011: White tern

White tern (Gygis alba) perching in a tree. Photographed on Cousin Island, in the Seychelles, a group of islands north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean


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