Vulgaris Collection (page 12)

Pinguicula Vulgaris
Grassette vulgaire

GENET
VIVERRA GENETTA (or genetta vulgaris) - this variety is found in the south of France

Hawfinch (Morris) 1851
(Cocothraustes vulgaris) A bird of shy and retiring habits... its presence may easily escape detection

Foeniculum Vulgaris
FENNEL PERSONIFIED

Plants / Primula Vulgaris
PRIMROSE

Butterwort - an inconspicous insectivorous plant in flower Ben Eighe National Nature Reserve, Scotland
MAB-170 Butterwort Ben Eighe National Nature Reserve, Scotland Pinguicula vulgaris an inconspicous insectivorous plant in flower

European Starling - in winter plumage Hamden, Connecticut, USA
JZ-2044 European Starling - in winter plumage Hamden, Connecticut, USA. Sturnus vulgaris Jim Zipp Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Cannellini beans (Phaseolus vulgaris). These arealso known as white kidney beans

CONGER EEL
Conger Vulgaris: (Conger eel)

Alchemilla Vulgaris
LADYs MANTLE

Plants / Origanum Vulgaris
with Satureja Savory and Marjoram Personified

Plants / Syringa Vulgaris
COMMON LILAC

Petastites Vulgaris
BUTTERBUR

Plants / Calluna Vulgaris
COMMON LING

Primula Officinali-Vulga
COMMON OXLIP

Red Squirrel
(sciurus vulgaris) The Eurasian Red Squirrel

Plants / Mentha Piperita
var. vulgaris WILD PEPPERMINT

Otters / Cuthbert Swan
Lutra vulgaris A black otter with a fish in its mouth

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"Vulgaris: A Captivating Tapestry of Nature's Wonders" Step into the enchanting world of "vulgaris, " where wild flowers composite in a breathtaking display, reminiscent of an artistic masterpiece. Picture No. 11071872 transports us to the 19th century, unveiling the mesmerizing beauty of a common octopus gracefully gliding through the depths. Venturing further, we stumble upon morel mushrooms, their intricate patterns and earthy aroma beckoning us to explore their mysterious allure. Red kidney beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) seeds catch our eye next; a vibrant burst of color promising nourishment and culinary delight. Mugwort, Artemisia vulgaris, reveals its medicinal secrets as it stands tall amidst nature's pharmacy. The cinnabar moth delicately perches on ragwort, Tyria jacobaeae adding splashes of red against greenery - a captivating dance between predator and prey. Our journey takes an unexpected turn with the blue lobster Homarus vulgaris; its rare hue defying expectations and reminding us that nature always has surprises up her sleeve. Double English Primrose (Primula vulgaris) blooms alongside Common Primrose and English Primrose in perfect harmony - Plate 19 showcasing their delicate petals like poetry on canvas. Tab XIII from Album IV unveils yet another hidden gem within "vulgaris. " Picture No. 11067677 captures our attention with its enigmatic charm - inviting us to unravel its secrets one frame at a time. In this tapestry woven by Mother Earth herself, "vulgaris" emerges as not just a label but an ode to diversity and wonderment found all around us. Let these glimpses into nature's gallery ignite your curiosity for exploration beyond what meets the eye – for there is always more than meets the gaze.