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Images Dated 6th July 2006

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Choose from 341 pictures in our Images Dated 6th July 2006 collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Photos, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.


Wedge-tailed eagle in flight
Wedge-tailed eagle in flight
Peregrine falcon - female
Peregrine falcon - female
Wanderer / MONARCH / Milkweed Butterfly - female, on Sunflower (Helianthus sp.)
Wanderer / MONARCH / Milkweed Butterfly - female, on Sunflower (Helianthus sp.)
Cuttlefish
Cuttlefish
Emperor gum moth - huge plumed antennae that pick up the sex pheromones or scents emitted
Emperor gum moth - huge plumed antennae that pick up the sex pheromones or scents emitted
Common mud-dauber wasp - female closing a cell in which she has laid one or more eggs
Common mud-dauber wasp - female closing a cell in which she has laid one or more eggs
Waterbug - male with eggs on its back
Waterbug - male with eggs on its back
Emperor gum moth - adult; wingspan is 8 to 13 cm
Emperor gum moth - adult; wingspan is 8 to 13 cm
Ghost bat (Macroderma gigas) in flight at night. Northern Australia
Ghost bat (Macroderma gigas) in flight at night. Northern Australia
Greater knapweed - and grasses in the rain
Greater knapweed - and grasses in the rain
Dog - English Setter - being sprayed with anti-flea
Dog - English Setter - being sprayed with anti-flea
Herring Gull - adult in breeding plumage standing on ice floe
Herring Gull - adult in breeding plumage standing on ice floe
Common mud-dauber wasp - female closing a cell in which she has laid one or more eggs and a paralysed spider as food Featured 6 Jul 2006 Print

Common mud-dauber wasp - female closing a cell in which she has laid one or more eggs and a paralysed spider as food

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Common mud-dauber wasp - female closing a cell in which she has laid one or more eggs and a paralysed spider as food.
Australia
Sceliphron laetum
Densey Clyne / Auscape / ardea
Auscape
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

© Jim Frazier-Densey Clyne/Auscape/ardea.com

Pigeon Guillemots - flock in water
Pigeon Guillemots - flock in water
Common / Harbor / Harbour Seal - resting on ice floe
Common / Harbor / Harbour Seal - resting on ice floe
CLY02056 Magnificent spider - laying eggs into base of egg sac
CLY02056 Magnificent spider - laying eggs into base of egg sac
Garden orb-weaver - a nocturnal web-making spider, in web
Garden orb-weaver - a nocturnal web-making spider, in web
CLY02086 Magnificent spider - swinging trapline
CLY02086 Magnificent spider - swinging trapline
A semi-slug - Has very thin reduced shell. Regarded as snails on their way to becoming
A semi-slug - Has very thin reduced shell. Regarded as snails on their way to becoming
Red triangle slug - scarlet form
Red triangle slug - scarlet form
CLY02088 Rufous net-casting spider - female finishing the net constructed in sections
CLY02088 Rufous net-casting spider - female finishing the net constructed in sections
Webs of communal spider - that lives in huge colonies, with small individual webs on a
Webs of communal spider - that lives in huge colonies, with small individual webs on a
CLY02052 Magnificent spider - female in daytime retreat
CLY02052 Magnificent spider - female in daytime retreat
CLY02077 St Andrew s Cross spider - female with cross-shaped stabilimentum in web
CLY02077 St Andrew s Cross spider - female with cross-shaped stabilimentum in web
CLY02085 Rufous net-casting spider - female making net
CLY02085 Rufous net-casting spider - female making net
Webs of communal spider - that lives in huge colonies, with small individual webs on a large infrastructure Featured 6 Jul 2006 Print

Webs of communal spider - that lives in huge colonies, with small individual webs on a large infrastructure

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Webs of communal spider - that lives in huge colonies, with small individual webs on a large infrastructure.
Australia
Cyrtophora moluccensis
Jim Frazier-Densey Clyne / Auscape / ardea
Auscape
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

© Jim Frazier-Densey Clyne/Auscape/ardea.com

CLY02059 Magnificent spider - minute but mature male leaving egg sac
CLY02059 Magnificent spider - minute but mature male leaving egg sac
CLY02058 Magnificent spider - cluster of completed egg sacs
CLY02058 Magnificent spider - cluster of completed egg sacs
CLY02049 Net-casting spider - male performing sperm induction
CLY02049 Net-casting spider - male performing sperm induction
CLY02035 Mouse spider - male, a burrowing spider
CLY02035 Mouse spider - male, a burrowing spider
Red triangle slug - grey form
Red triangle slug - grey form
CLY02057 Magnificent spider - with partly completed egg sac
CLY02057 Magnificent spider - with partly completed egg sac
Red triangle slug - yellow form, showing its unique single pair of eye-tentacles
Red triangle slug - yellow form, showing its unique single pair of eye-tentacles
CLY02083 St Andrew s Cross spider - juvenile in web with juvenile-type stabilimentum
CLY02083 St Andrew s Cross spider - juvenile in web with juvenile-type stabilimentum
A Golden orb-weaver - female spider in web
A Golden orb-weaver - female spider in web
Two-spined spider - in daytime resting position. Large triangular web is made low down at
Two-spined spider - in daytime resting position. Large triangular web is made low down at
CLY02042 A wolf spider - close-up of spiderlings on female s back
CLY02042 A wolf spider - close-up of spiderlings on female s back
Featherstars (Order Comatulida), named for the feathery arms which filter food
Featherstars (Order Comatulida), named for the feathery arms which filter food
Red triangle slug - yellow form, showing its unique single pair of eye-tentacles Featured 6 Jul 2006 Print

Red triangle slug - yellow form, showing its unique single pair of eye-tentacles

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Red triangle slug - yellow form, showing its unique single pair of eye-tentacles.
Rainforest, New South Wales, Australia
Triboniophorus graeffei
Densey Clyne / Auscape / ardea
Auscape
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

© Jim Frazier-Densey Clyne/Auscape/ardea.com

Tailed or Scorpiontailed spider - female with juvenile colouring. Harmless
Tailed or Scorpiontailed spider - female with juvenile colouring. Harmless
Leopard sea cucumber skin, showing why it was named
Leopard sea cucumber skin, showing why it was named
An Orb-weaver spider (fam. Araneidae) in web
An Orb-weaver spider (fam. Araneidae) in web
Predatory snail - attacking the introduced garden snail (Helix aspersa)
Predatory snail - attacking the introduced garden snail (Helix aspersa)
CLY02087 Rufous net-casting spider - female starting to make net which will end up as a
CLY02087 Rufous net-casting spider - female starting to make net which will end up as a
CLY02089 Rufous net-casting spider - female starting net as a straight line & later
CLY02089 Rufous net-casting spider - female starting net as a straight line & later
A mushroom coral, mouth. Its polyps are solitary, not forming colonies
A mushroom coral, mouth. Its polyps are solitary, not forming colonies
Red triangle slug - feeding trails on tree trunk where the slug has been feeding
Red triangle slug - feeding trails on tree trunk where the slug has been feeding
An Orb-weaver spider (fam. Araneidae) in side-lit web
An Orb-weaver spider (fam. Araneidae) in side-lit web
Fly-catching spider. It does not make a web: it waits in ambush
Fly-catching spider. It does not make a web: it waits in ambush
Giant panda snail - large species up to 70 mm across found in damp forests
Giant panda snail - large species up to 70 mm across found in damp forests
Egg cowrie, named for its round white shell, here covered by its black mantle
Egg cowrie, named for its round white shell, here covered by its black mantle