Sloping landform with a cavity that opens out to the shore. Other landforms can be seen behind, covered in vegetation.
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Sloping landform with a cavity that opens out to the shore. Other landforms can be seen behind, covered in vegetation.
Trees cast in shadow lie in the foreground as mountains rise in the back. The Snake River flows at the bottom of step-like slopes.
Trees cast in shadow lie in the foreground as mountains rise in the back. The Snake River flows at the bottom of step-like slopes.
View of coniferous forests covering the mountainside.
View of coniferous forests covering the mountainside.
Vegetation along bank of Snake River with view of treeline and hovering clouds.
Vegetation along bank of Snake River with view of treeline and hovering clouds.
Trees cast in shadow lie in the foreground as mountains rise in the back. The Snake River flows at the bottom of step-like slopes.
Trees cast in shadow lie in the foreground as mountains rise in the back. The Snake River flows at the bottom of step-like slopes.
View of Snake River with mountains in background and clouds overhead.
View of Snake River with mountains in background and clouds overhead.
Sloping landform with a cavity that opens out to the shore. Vegetation thickly covers a sloping face. Other landforms can be seen behind, also covered in vegetation.
Sloping landform with a cavity that opens out to the shore. Vegetation thickly covers a sloping face. Other landforms can be seen behind, also covered in vegetation.
Islands with angular landforms.
This photograph highlights the grandeur of the mountains and plains. The group of trees in the left foreground is part of a larger forest.
This photograph highlights the grandeur of the mountains and plains. The group of trees in the left foreground is part of a larger forest.
Many aspen groves in Yellowstone National Park are failing to regenerate.
Many aspen groves in Yellowstone National Park are failing to regenerate.
This cuckoo bee, or Nomada vegana, is a native bee species associated with open grassland habitats in northwest Indiana. It is a parasitic bee that lays its eggs in nests of other bees.
This cuckoo bee, or Nomada vegana, is a native bee species associated with open grassland habitats in northwest Indiana. It is a parasitic bee that lays its eggs in nests of other bees.
Balanced Rock, a famous attraction in Arches National Park. Photograph taken after noon.
Balanced Rock, a famous attraction in Arches National Park. Photograph taken after noon.
A Sundew plant taken at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Indiana
A Sundew plant taken at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Indiana
USGS' Steve Hanser holding a Brewer's sparrow (Spizella breweri).
USGS' Steve Hanser holding a Brewer's sparrow (Spizella breweri).
Small waterfall in the Gunnison River Canyon.
Small waterfall in the Gunnison River Canyon.
Waterfall in a mountain river.
Waterfall in a mountain river.
Prairie Smoke, Geum triflorum, in prairie region in North Dakota, USA
Prairie Smoke, Geum triflorum, in prairie region in North Dakota, USAPrairie Smoke, Geum triflorum, located in a prairie region in North Dakota, USA
Prairie Smoke, Geum triflorum, in prairie region in North Dakota, USA
Prairie Smoke, Geum triflorum, in prairie region in North Dakota, USAPrairie Smoke, Geum triflorum, located in a prairie region in North Dakota, USA
Ecosystem restoration research in South San Francisco Bay.
Ecosystem restoration research in South San Francisco Bay.Hilltop view of the Ravenswood ponds (right side of levee) in South San Francisco Bay. These former salt-production ponds were subsequently slated for a major wetland restoration project.
Ecosystem restoration research in South San Francisco Bay.
Ecosystem restoration research in South San Francisco Bay.Hilltop view of the Ravenswood ponds (right side of levee) in South San Francisco Bay. These former salt-production ponds were subsequently slated for a major wetland restoration project.
Two Cynomys leucurus peering from the neck of a burrow.
Two Cynomys leucurus peering from the neck of a burrow.
Hollow in living tree in gallery forest of tributary to Tebicuary river. Grey feathers stuck along bottom of entrance suggest that it may be used by a bird. Paraguay is home to at least 589 breeding bird species and 120 migratory bird species. The Ñeembucú Region is typified by extensive grasslands and wetlands.
Hollow in living tree in gallery forest of tributary to Tebicuary river. Grey feathers stuck along bottom of entrance suggest that it may be used by a bird. Paraguay is home to at least 589 breeding bird species and 120 migratory bird species. The Ñeembucú Region is typified by extensive grasslands and wetlands.
Side view of a wasp nest hanging from tree trunk in gallery forest of tributary to Tebicuary river. The stem-like structure attaching it to the trunk is part of the nest. Diameter approximately 40 cm. The Ñeembucú Region is typified by extensive grasslands and wetlands. Near 26°34’52’’S, 56°49’18’’W.
Side view of a wasp nest hanging from tree trunk in gallery forest of tributary to Tebicuary river. The stem-like structure attaching it to the trunk is part of the nest. Diameter approximately 40 cm. The Ñeembucú Region is typified by extensive grasslands and wetlands. Near 26°34’52’’S, 56°49’18’’W.