Stalk Collection (#9)

Beautiful and deadly
Jeffrey C. Sink

Contact Eye from Female lion who made me afraid for a sec. Taken in Maasai Mara "Kenya". Faisal ALnomas

foxy
Marco Pozzi

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Sneak Attack
Annie Poreider

Watching Tower
Husain Alfraid

Grumpy lady!
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA. Martin Groth

No worries!
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA. Martin Groth

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Leopard night hunt
Hannes Bertsch

Ambush
Richard Liu

Night shift
Richard Liu

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Food, Fruit, Pear, Sliced section on lightbox showing stalk, core and pips

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Canada, Alberta, Waterton Lakes National Park, Coyote Canis latrans stalking its prey among the wildflowers

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Dianthus - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Herb Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Salad Ingredient Colour Colour - Pastel colour

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Lobelia - variety not identified Lobelia Mauve subject

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Leucanthemum vulgare Daisy - Ox-eye daisy Yellow subject White b/g

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Iris - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative One Sequence View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Colour - Pastel colour Studio shot White

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Dicentra spectabilis Cut out Flower Illustrative View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Two Orientation - Horizontal orientation Nobody Colour Studio shot Pink subject, White b/g

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Primula Joker Series Primula / Primrose Pink subject White background

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Pulmonaria - variety not identified Cut out Flower Herb Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Herb Colour Studio shot Flowering season

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Tulipa - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Studio shot Colour - Vivid colour Flowering season

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Chaenomeles - variety not identified Blossom Cut out Flower Illustrative Several View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Twig Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Colour - Pastel colour

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Viburnum bodnantense Viburnum White subject White background

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Primula Joker Series Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Colour - Warm colour Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Herb Colour Studio shot Colour - Vivid colour

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Crocus - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative Sequence View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Three Cottage garden plant Size - small Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour

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Narcissus - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Orientation - Vertical orientation Shape - Trumpet shape Nobody Colour Studio shot Colour

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Papaver rhoeas Shirley series Poppy - Shirley poppy Pink subject White b/g

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Rosa - variety not identified Rose Red subject White b/g

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Clematis - variety not identified Clematis White subject White b/g

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Calendula - variety not identified Marigold Yellow subject Green b/g

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Centaurea montana Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Stem Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Colour - Pastel colour Studio shot Mauve subject, White b/g

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Taraxacum officinale Dandelion clock White subject White b/g

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Clematis macropetala Climber Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stamen Stem Cottage garden plant Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Colour - Pastel colour

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Dryopteris - variety not identified Fern - Buckler fern Green subject White b/g

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Pulsatilla vulgaris Pasque flower Pink subject White b/g

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Pelargonium - variety not identified Pelargonium White subject White b/g

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Narcissus - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative Several View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Group Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Studio shot View - Front view Easter

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Geranium - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative View - Side view Simple Stem Two Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Studio shot Colour - Vivid colour White b/g

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Narcissus - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Colour - Pastel colour Studio shot Easter White

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Geranium himalayense Geranium / Cranesbill Purple subject White b/g

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Tulipa - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Colour - Pastel colour Studio shot Flowering

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Convolvulus arvensis Bud Cut out Flower Illustrative Sequence View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Three Wild flower Orientation - Horizontal orientation Nobody Colour Colour - Pastel colour Studio

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Corylus avellana Cut out Flower Illustrative View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Three Twig Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Studio shot Luminous Bright light Flowering season

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Papaver - variety not identified Bud Cut out Flower Herb Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Herb Colour Studio shot Colour - Vivid colour

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Narcissus - variety not identified Daffodil Yellow subject White background

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Ulmus - variety not identified Elm Green subject White b/g

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Nature's Stalk: From the delicate petals of Hydrangea macrophylla Diamond Blue to the fiery beauty of Flame Lily (Gloriosa sp. ), every plant has its own unique way of captivating our attention. Even elusive creatures like the Bobcat (Lynx rufus) and Mountain Lion (Felis concolor) leave their tracks in the snow, reminding us of their stealthy presence near Bozeman, Montana. Meanwhile, a Panda munches on bamboo with unwavering focus, while Aubergines stand tall and proud in vibrant shades. Amidst this botanical wonderland, Fuchsia Winston Churchill adds a touch of elegance with its graceful blooms. As we delve deeper into nature's realm, we encounter enchanting tales like Jack Spriggins and the Enchanted Bean that remind us how curiosity can lead to extraordinary adventures. And amidst it all, the Fritillaria Meleagris or Snakes Head Fritillary emerges as a symbol of resilience and grace. Finally, Tulipa Clusiana Lady Jane stands out among her peers with her pristine white petals against a sea of color. So let us embrace these moments when nature beckons us to stalk its wonders – for within lies an endless world waiting to be discovered.