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Nature inspired pattern of green kelp.

A close-up view of lavender and bokeh.

A close-up of a dahlia bud with dew drops on it.

A view of tiger lily flowers in a forest with a sun flair.

A close-up view of forget-me-not flowers

A close-up of a pink powder puff dahlia.

A close-up view of a yellow butterfly on purple flowers.

A close-up pf wild chanterelle mushrooms in a forest.

A much maligned but beautiful family of birds the Vultures. This one is the White-Faced Vulture

A KING PENGUIN WALKING ON THE BEACH IN SOUTH GEORGIA

A Mourning Dove perching on a tree branch and staring at the camera.

I love the green and the orange.

A close-up shot captures Red-Footed Boobi with striking blue facial markings and a pale beige plumage. It's perched among green leaves, looking directly into the camera with its vivid blue eyes. Galapagos

Prairie dog pop up

A close-up of a tree frog on wood.

A design of the African continent with with a photo of a African Buffalo after a mud bath and the word Africa in White Text

AI generated art

I am thinking

A male House Sparrow perching on a pole in my backyard.

A Momma Killdeer was sitting on her nest guarding her eggs.

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Zion National Park, Utah's oldest national park, showcases world-renowned hikes, notably Angel's Landing, reaching a peak of 5,785 feet above sea level.

An American Goldfinch perched on a dandelion in the tall grass.

Rain burst on Camelback mountain

A view of Houda Beach at sunset in Trinidad, CA.

Always a wonderful addition to any garden ?

flowers in the countryside

A seaside cliff in Orick, CA.

Fern leaf shadows on rocks

A view of the setting sun on Houda Beach in Trinidad, CA.

Adult moose, image taken in Colorado

A photograph of a tiger in the wilds.

Photo of a wild horse

At three metres long and weighing over 80kg, Komodos are the world‘s largest lizard. They are found on the Indonesian islands of Komodo, Rinca, Flores, Gili Motang, and Padar. Komodos are well adapted to survive in harsh habitats – even living on the steep volcano sides. They can move quickly over short distances (up to 18 km per hour) and can track an animal for days over long distances. They are also strong swimmers, being able to swim through the ocean from island to island. They receive no parental care, and are predominantly arboreal until they are big enough to fend off adult Komodo Dragons.

Beautiful canyon in Nevada.

Beautiful pair of pink roses to display on your shirt, apparel, mugs, hats and merchandise