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RM2A91XWA–The Chipewyan band of First Nation that lives in Fort McKay are worried about the environmental impact of allowing the oil sand companies to operate in their neighborhood. Dennis LeCorde talks of twoheaded fish in the Athabasca River. His brother Howard LeCorde cuts meat from a freshly killed moose.
RMGBW9MT–Cricket - International Tour Match - Day Two - England Lions v Australia - New Road. Australia's Brett Lee celebrates trapping England Lions' Ian Bell LBW on his first ball
RM2E3RK86–Chapman's Butterwort (Pinguicula planifolia), & Pink Sundews (Drosera capillaris) seepage bog, SE USA, by Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RFRCG9WX–Fishing hook hanging on a line isolated on transparent background, side view with place for text. Vector illustration.
RMCY0F0Y–Black-eared Wheatear (male) in spring (clap) trap illegally trapped on island of Ponza in Mediterranean Italy April
RM2F406H0–Detail of a living wall on Dukes Court, a tall office building in Woking town, Surrey, England, UK, covered with green plants and insect houses
RMRH3HRP–Live trap set by Vincent Wildlife Trust being baited for Pine Martens (Martes martes) during a reintroduction project to Wales from Scotland.
RFA0KRA2–Snare trap wire snare with remains of prey that was left to die in an unattended trap New Brunswick Canada
RM2PNAHAJ–Pied Wagtail (Motacilla alba alba) adult, foraging, catching insects in grassland, Finland
RMKCDKN0–Horse Trapping, 400–100 B.C., Celtic, Copper alloy, Overall: 5 13/16 x 1 1/2 x 15/16 in. (14.8 x 3.8 x 2.4 cm), Metalwork-Copper
RM2A91XPA–Bulldozers and earth movers are spreading the toxic waste in one of the enormous tailings ponds in Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada. The ponds are among the largest man made structures in the world, spanning more than 175 square kilometres. They pose an added challenge to the oil sands production: even after ended production, it can take up to 30 years for the silt in the ponds to dry up. The contaminated water is toxic to any living creatures. The Athabasca oil sands deposit is among the largest in the world. The bitumen, also commonly named tar (hence tar sands), contains lots of hydrocarbo
RMG75T8F–India's Zaheer Khan is congratulated by Varender Sehwag after trapping Nasser Hussain (right) lbw during the third day of the third npower test match between England and India at Headingley in Leeds.
RMCY0F1N–activist from Campaign against Bird Slaughter holding a Redstart migrant male caught in clap trap Ponza Italy April
RM2F406B8–Detail of a living wall on Dukes Court, a 40 metre tall office building in Woking town, Surrey, England, UK, covered with green plants and flowers
RMM8W904–Persoon spreidt vleugel van vogel bij vogelringstation; Person spreading wing of bird at bird ringing station
RF2F5DP0M–Contrivances for Catching Birds Copperplate engraving From the Encyclopaedia Londinensis or, Universal dictionary of arts, sciences, and literature; Volume III; Edited by Wilkes, John. Published in London in 1810
RM2MK467R–Early model digital trail camera trap (circa 2004) set up to photograph garden wildlife Wiltshire, UK, August.
RM2RD8MF0–Trail Camera fixed to a wooden post and trained onto small wildlife pond on English allotment
RF2G5MYWK–A possum high up in a tree stops climbing under a spotlight. These are pest animals in New Zealand
RF2CFEPAE–A dead Australian brushtail possum caught in a trap. Photographed in New Zealand, where these animals are a major agricultural pest
RM2B0GJ4K–John Parker Davis, American, 1832–1910, After Winslow Homer, (American, 1836–1910), Trapping in the Adirondacks, From Every Saturday, vol. 1, 24 Dec. 1870, Wood engraving on newsprint, Image: 8 7/8 x 11 3/4 in. (22.5 x 29.8 cm
RM2A91XK4–Detail from one of the enormous tailings ponds in Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada. The ponds are among the largest man made structures in the world, spanning more than 175 square kilometres. They pose an added challenge to the oil sands production: even after ended production, it can take up to 30 years for the silt in the ponds to dry up. The contaminated water is toxic to any living creatures. The Athabasca oil sands deposit is among the largest in the world. The bitumen, also commonly named tar (hence tar sands), contains lots of hydrocarbons, but is notoriously hard to extract. For every
RMG770M7–England's Alex Tudor celebrates trapping Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara lbw, with batsman Russel Arnold (right) looking on from the non-strikers end, during the fifth and final day of the third nPower Test match at Old Trafford, Manchester.
RMPM4MD4–Stoat caught in Fenn Trap placed in wooden box tunnel on hunting estate on Deeside in Aberdeenshire
RMCY0F0T–Black-eared Wheatear (male) in spring (clap) trap illegally trapped on island of Ponza in Mediterranean Italy April
RM2MK46B6–35mm film trail camera trap (circa 2003) with passive infra red sensor, used by scientists in Taiwan to monitor bears and other mountain wildlife.
RM2D15E32–A 19th Century diagram of carnivorous plants that derive some or most of their nutrients (but not energy, which they derive from photosynthesis) from trapping and consuming animals or protozoans, typically insects and other arthropods. Carnivorous plants have adapted to grow in places where the soil is thin or poor in nutrients, especially nitrogen, such as acidic bogs.
RM2P4A214–A trap meant for predator eradication in the wilderness of Aotearoa New Zealand, the country plans to eradicate nonnative predators.
RF2G5MYXE–A possum high up in a tree stops climbing under a spotlight. These are pest animals in New Zealand
RM2B3WM4A–Local authority (council) workers catching feral pigeons with net attached to weights launched from pistons using compressed air.
![Devices for sulfur trapping, Illustration of two different devices for sulfur catching from the 17th century, Fig. 12, after p. 80r, 1617, Georg Engelhard Löhneysen: Bericht vom Bergkwerck, wie man dieselben bawen und in guten Wolstandt bringen soll, sampt allen darzu gehörigen Arbeiten, Ordnung und rechtlichen Process. [Zellerfeld]: [Löhneyss], 1617 Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2A2RJH8/devices-for-sulfur-trapping-illustration-of-two-different-devices-for-sulfur-catching-from-the-17th-century-fig-12-after-p-80r-1617-georg-engelhard-lhneysen-bericht-vom-bergkwerck-wie-man-dieselben-bawen-und-in-guten-wolstandt-bringen-soll-sampt-allen-darzu-gehrigen-arbeiten-ordnung-und-rechtlichen-process-zellerfeld-lhneyss-1617-2A2RJH8.jpg "Devices for sulfur trapping, Illustration of two different devices for sulfur catching from the 17th century, Fig. 12, after p. 80r, 1617, Georg Engelhard Löhneysen: Bericht vom Bergkwerck, wie man dieselben bawen und in guten Wolstandt bringen soll, sampt allen darzu gehörigen Arbeiten, Ordnung und rechtlichen Process. [Zellerfeld]: [Löhneyss], 1617 Stock Photo")
RM2A2RJH8–Devices for sulfur trapping, Illustration of two different devices for sulfur catching from the 17th century, Fig. 12, after p. 80r, 1617, Georg Engelhard Löhneysen: Bericht vom Bergkwerck, wie man dieselben bawen und in guten Wolstandt bringen soll, sampt allen darzu gehörigen Arbeiten, Ordnung und rechtlichen Process. [Zellerfeld]: [Löhneyss], 1617
RM2A91XR0–Detail from one of the enormous tailings ponds in Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada. The ponds are among the largest man made structures in the world, spanning more than 175 square kilometres. They pose an added challenge to the oil sands production: even after ended production, it can take up to 30 years for the silt in the ponds to dry up. The contaminated water is toxic to any living creatures. The Athabasca oil sands deposit is among the largest in the world. The bitumen, also commonly named tar (hence tar sands), contains lots of hydrocarbons, but is notoriously hard to extract. For every
RM2D32189–Gloucestershire's Ian Harvey (second right) celebrates with team-mates after trapping Surrey's Mark Butcher lbw for 0, during the B & H Cup Final at Lords, London.
RMWXYBA2–North America; United States; Alaska; Winter; Wildlife; Alaska Trappers Association Fur Auction; Black wolf; Wolves on sale.
RM2AFRDCM–A remote camera trap set up to monitor wildlife in the forest on a trail in California, USA.
RF2F4P9BX–A possum high up in a tree stops climbing under a spotlight. These are pest animals in New Zealand
RM2B3WM4J–Local authority (council) workers catching feral pigeons with net attached to weights launched from pistons using compressed air.
RM2DMR6MD–Trapping deer, Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus, Flemish, 1523–1605, Karel van Mallery, Philips Galle, Flemish, 1537 - 1612, Engraving on paper, Horizontal rectangle. Hunters on horseback lasso deer in foreground; on stone, near left center: 'Ioan. Stradanus invent.'; at lower right: 'Car. de Mallery Sculp. Phls Galle excud.', Netherlands, ca. 1595, figures, Print
RM2A91XW1–Detail from one of the enormous tailings ponds in Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada. The ponds are among the largest man made structures in the world, spanning more than 175 square kilometres. They pose an added challenge to the oil sands production: even after ended production, it can take up to 30 years for the silt in the ponds to dry up. The contaminated water is toxic to any living creatures. The Athabasca oil sands deposit is among the largest in the world. The bitumen, also commonly named tar (hence tar sands), contains lots of hydrocarbons, but is notoriously hard to extract. For every
RM2D34CF8–England's Simon Jones (C) celebrates with team-mates after trapping Australia's batsman Matthew Hayden LBW.
RMC8XCXC–Migrant birds mainly Blackcaps and a Great Reed Warbler being served in restaurant as ambelopoulia Cyprus September
RMWXYB7R–North America; United States; Alaska; Winter; Wildlife; Alaska Trappers Association Fur Auction; Wolverine fur.
RMRCD1MJ–Tom Buckley setting a trailcam on a Willow tree (Salix sp.) felled by Eurasian beavers (Castor fiber) on the River Otter, Devon, UK, June 2015
RM2AHH630–LARSEN TRAP used for controlling numbers of corvids (crows), considered as pests or 'vermin' by game managed estates. Live decoy bird used. Legal.
RMAEBR6M–Venus Flytrap Dionaea muscipula open and closed traps NC, USA Photographed in native habitat, by Bill Lea/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RM2B0EEMA–Two satyrs facing each other, grapes trapping, one (to the left) with bunch of grapes in hand, gem, intaglio, ring stone, glass, Color: black, black-brown, opaque, Shape: oval, lying: Processing: Maaskant- Kleibrink, M., Catalog of the engraved gems in the Royal Coin Cabinet, 1978, p.60, fig.2, type F1, 9 x 11 mm. Thickness 1,5 mm., 2nd - 3rd century after Chr. 100-300, Netherlands, Limburg, unknown, unknown
RM2A91XPW–Detail from one of the enormous tailings ponds in Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada. The ponds are among the largest man made structures in the world, spanning more than 175 square kilometres. They pose an added challenge to the oil sands production: even after ended production, it can take up to 30 years for the silt in the ponds to dry up. The contaminated water is toxic to any living creatures. The Athabasca oil sands deposit is among the largest in the world. The bitumen, also commonly named tar (hence tar sands), contains lots of hydrocarbons, but is notoriously hard to extract. For every
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