Difference between revisions of "Photo Contest Submissions"
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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) | ||
Image:BrigetteZacharczenko.jpg | 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) | Image:BrigetteZacharczenko.jpg | 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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Image:NoraMitchell.jpg | "[[Pretty in pink: Protea punctata in Swartberg Pass. So wet.]]" | Image:NoraMitchell.jpg | "[[Pretty in pink: Protea punctata in Swartberg Pass. So wet.]]" | ||
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Revision as of 14:23, 21 January 2016
Animals
How many baby quail can fit inside a teacup? After hatching this little crew, I decided it was time to find out. (Andrew Stillman)
'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)
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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