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| Masdevallia reginas rotting aroma is perfume to its pollinator, a tiny carrion fly. Cerro Punta, Panama. |
Today's moss is clearly the footnote to a much more spectacular image. Found at NatGeo News Watch article "
Deceptive Beauties-The World of Wild Orchids" by the
International League of Conservation Photographers.
The mission of the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP) is to use ethical photography to create conservation gains. Founded by Cristina Goettsch Mittermeier in 2005, iLCP is a fellowship of over 100 photographers from over 20 countries. Members include National Geographic photographers including David Doubilet, Frans Lanting, Michael (Nick) Nichols, Joel Sartore, George Steinmetz, and Steve Winter.
We all know the peacock. These huge proud birds have something to be proud of. Their tail is huge, wide, and full of colors. This is often blue and green but can deviate from this. This is also why they are so famous - that beautiful tail.
ReplyDeleteThe tail can be very small, but they are only too happy to show their tail. If they make their tail bigger, the tail is bigger than half the size of the peacock itself! The peacock is also known for having a special eye color. You can find red, gold, blue also other colors. Peacocks are very special and beautiful birds.
The Peacock