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Image:AndewStillman1.JPG | [[How many baby quail can fit inside a teacup? After hatching this little crew, I decided it was time to find out.]] (Andrew Stillman) | Image:AndewStillman1.JPG | [[How many baby quail can fit inside a teacup? After hatching this little crew, I decided it was time to find out.]] (Andrew Stillman) | ||
Image:AndrewStillman2.jpg | [[A female Polyphemus moth spreads its wings for the first time after emerging from a silky cocoon - a spectacular addition to our native fauna!]] (Andrew Stillman) | Image:AndrewStillman2.jpg | [[A female Polyphemus moth spreads its wings for the first time after emerging from a silky cocoon - a spectacular addition to our native fauna!]] (Andrew Stillman) | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 7 February 2016
Animals
I'll let you in on a little secret: young tree frogs often ride stag beetles into battle against their sworn enemies, the orb weaver spiders. The beetle will use its jaws to rip apart the web, while the frog attempts to either eat the spider, or knock it off the web. This is completely true and the photo was totally not staged at all. (Brigette Zacharczenko)
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A beautiful green tree python from the Bronx Zoo. (Kaitlin Gallagher)
I had been birding heavily in the Machu Picchu area for 3 days and had just about given up on finding a Long-tailed Sylph. It was my last morning and I was photographing tanagers at a feeder when suddenly I looked up and sitting directly in front of me was this male sylph. It was so close I had to zoom out to 100 mm in order to get its body in the frame. I was too close to capture the full extent of its awesome tail, but I’m not complaining. (Morgan Tingley)
Finally an animal that actually cooperates with road-signs! (Annette Evans)
“This was the last photograph found on the abandoned, bloodied camera of an amateur cryptozoologist who went missing in the desert scrublands of SW Arizona last July. The image shows undeniable proof of the fabled Sonoran horse-faced jackalope. This, of course, is a juvenile and has yet to grow its distinctive antlers, but based on its coyote-like limbs and vapid, exophthalmic countenance, it is clearly a Sonoran horse-face. Most experts who have reviewed this image agree that this is the animal’s classic attack stance which likely preceded the untimely demise of the photographer.” (Ben Gagliardi)
Plants
Pretty in pink: Protea punctata in Swartberg Pass. So wet. (Nora Mitchell)
Orobanche sp, outside Reno, NV. (Kevin Keegan)
"A natural boquet at Kew Gardens"(Timmo Bot)
Environment
Simple symmetry. (Acadia, Maine) (Jason Lech)
Mojave (James Mickley)
View of Dove Lake from Cradle Mountain, Tasmania (Timmo Bot)
Lab and Field Work
No caption provided (Katie Nazzario)
Becoming immersed in the local humor (Anna Sjodin)
The end of the day" Pole Canyon, NM 2015 (Kevin Keegan)
How far to La Plata?" Carson Sink, NV 2015 (Kevin Keegan)
"Kelp me if you can" Photo was taken by Charles Yarish (Simona Augyte)
