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Georgia

my first week in ☀️ i'm sure the weather won't stay like this, but it's been lovely being able to get out and explore, and more importantly see some of the wildlife!

1. venus fly traps in the winter gardens @ duthie park
2. my old pals the seals at newburgh beach
3. my first peacock (aglais io) butterfly in the wild @ stonehaven!
4. showing my family around the zoology museum at uni

a close up image of some venus fly trap plants
newburgh beach - 3/5s of the image show the sea, with the remaining 2/5s showing the beach behind it. four seals can be seen in the water, with some seabirds in the water behind them. more birds can be seen on the beach further back, as well as a long washed up on the beach
a close up image of a european peacock butterfly (Aglais io) on a red flower. the butterfly has its wings spread, showing the four eyespots on the corners of each wing
the inside of the university of aberdeen zoology museum. the image shows the lower floor of the museum, taken from the balcony overlooking it on the first floor. on the lower floor, various fossils and skeletons can be seen, including those of a horse, pony, camel, rhino, and hippo in the centre. hanging from the ceiling are various marine fossils and skeletons, including a sei whale and porpoise.
#nature#biology#wildlife
Sep 08, 2023, 01:31 PM·Public·Web
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Georgia

some more pics!

1. the terrapins in the winter garden @ duthie park
2. another seal pic because this face is my favourite
3. look at this absolute chonk of a crab i found washed up on the beach (an edible crab, cancer pagurus, i believe)
4. you have no idea how excited i've been to see a highland cow

terrapins basking on a rock. towards the top left corner of the image, two terrapins can be seen, one on the back of the other. towards the bottom-centre and bottom-right corner, more terrapins can be seen - there are around four or five terrapins all piling on each other
a seal in the water, looking up and towards the left of the image. at the top of the image, the beach can be seen with several sea birds (eider ducks, among others) sat or stood on the sand
the underside of an edible crab (cancer pagurus), washed up on the beach. the crab is fully intact
a black highland cow side-on, facing towards the left of the image, in a field. more cows can be seen in the distance
#biology#nature#wildlife
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