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RF2M8DAMB–Humane live animal trap. Pest and rodent removal cage. Catch and release wildlife animal control service.
RM2H9DTT9–A cleanup crew mops up oil in the Talbert Marsh, home to many birds and wildlife. An estimated 127,000 gallons of crude oil leaked from an oil derrick
RF2G5RG70–A little owl (Athene noctua) looking at you from heavily weathered asbestos cement corrugated roofing. What is wisdom?
RF2C0WRRB–Lesser Pine Borer (Acanthocinus nodosus) beetle on tree bark, female. Species of Longhorn beetle that feeds from pine trees in the Southeast USA.
RM2JAWB5F–Volunteers and conservation workers removing the invasive plant Crassula helmsii, a non-native introduced species, from a large pond in Hampshire, UK
RFT8ARBR–Colorado Parks and Wildlife official hiding behind tree while shooting tranquilizer dart gun at elk that wandered into suburban Arvada Colorado
RMDXW3PX–Person's hand using snail removal tool to remove a Golden Apple Snail (Pomacea canaliculata) from taro pond in Kauai
RF2D6KAHM–Illegal feral cat caught in a humane wire cage trap in Australian bushland. One of 23 million. Danger to native wildlife. Ready for removal.
RMRP63G8–Zebu Cattle (Bos primigenius indicus). Wallowing through the shallows of Sultanpur Jeel wetland. India. Cattle Egret (Bubulcus ibis), alongside.
RM2K6A47R–Signs tell anglers what to do if they catch a sea turtlealong the Pascagoula River at Lighthouse Park, Oct. 4, 2022, in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
RM2D6A3A1–Three one adult and two baby hedgehogs asleep in their nest camouflaged against dried grasses found after removal of an old shed.
RMPJ1185–Animal Teeth isolated on black background. Various sizes of Molar teeth, chipped tooth, animal anatomy. Teeth removal.
RMM9T6MT–Hedgehog tick (Ixodes hexagonus) removed from a Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) with tweezers, Chippenham, Wiltshire, UK, August.
RF2JY3G27–A large wasp hornet nest is affixed to an exterior dryer vent cover on the eave of a wooden building. The pesky insects are on the outside.
RF2C7KHCF–The bird had entangled its whole body in a discarded net. Though normally, the bird manages to remove the fishing net with its beak, the unlucky plove
RF2M8DAJD–Humane live animal trap. Pest and rodent removal cage. Catch and release wildlife animal control service.
RM2H9DW0J–A cleanup crew mops up oil in the Talbert Marsh, home to many birds and wildlife. An estimated 127,000 gallons of crude oil leaked from an oil derrick
RM2GRD46E–A small tree marked with a red cross for removal in the managed ancient woodland and nature reserve at Foxley Wood, Foxley, Norfolk, England, UK.
RF2R8E9PB–Cob wall with nesting material for wild bees in natural garden surrounded by wild flowers, wasp holes in a mud wall
RM2JAWB4X–Volunteers and conservation workers removing the invasive plant Crassula helmsii, a non-native introduced species, from a large pond in Hampshire, UK
RF2H9XEC9–Uncontrolled sand removal damages environmentally valuable sand dunes, important for migrating birds, between Kartong and the Atlantic Ocean. Kartong
RF2D6KAD3–Illegal feral cat caught in a humane wire cage trap in Australian bushland. One of 23 million. Danger to native wildlife. Ready for removal.
RMRYCJ04–Oak Tree (Quercus robur). Girdling. Bark removed all way around the trunk. Trunk ring barked using a chainsaw. Tree left standing to die and continue to play a part in the life cycle of biodiversity in a wetland. Calthorpe Broad NNR. Norfolk.
RM2D6A46P–Three one adult and two baby hedgehogs asleep in their nest camouflaged against dried grasses found after removal of an old shed.
RM2CTXC1X–A handmade sign asking people to remove old string & rope from a beach in Anglesey to protect birds.
RMM9T6MY–Hedgehog tick (Ixodes hexagonus) removed from a Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) with tweezers, Chippenham, Wiltshire, UK, August.
RF2C7KHCA–The bird had entangled its whole body in a discarded net. Though normally, the bird manages to remove the fishing net with its beak, the unlucky plove
RF2M8DAM3–Humane live animal trap. Pest and rodent removal cage. Catch and release wildlife animal control service.
RM2H9DTTF–A cleanup crew mops up oil in the Talbert Marsh, home to many birds and wildlife. An estimated 127,000 gallons of crude oil leaked from an oil derrick
RM2K51X7D–Man in protective bee keeper clothing removing a cluster of wild honey bees from their temporary home in the tree of a public UK park.
RM2JAWB60–Volunteers and conservation workers removing the invasive plant Crassula helmsii, a non-native introduced species, from a large pond in Hampshire, UK
RF2K8TH43–Wasp nest on a building exterior. The grey nest is hanging next to the roof gutter of a residential house. Destroying the insect home is dangerous.
RM2M68CAP–Cow parsley growing in front of old hedgerows along a green grass footpath in the North York Moors
RF2D6KAAH–Illegal feral cat caught in a humane wire cage trap in Australian bushland. One of 23 million. Danger to native wildlife. Ready for removal.
RMRYCJ0E–Oak Tree (Quercus robur). Girdling. Bark removed all way around the trunk. Trunk ring barked using a chainsaw. Tree left standing to die and continue to play a part in the life cycle of biodiversity in a wetland. Calthorpe Broad NNR. Norfolk.
RF2HTMWEY–Caution tape and orange cone in front of colony of western honey bees (Apis mellifera) - Hollywood, Florida, USA
RM2CTXC12–A handmade sign asking people to remove old string & rope from a beach in Anglesey to protect birds.
RMM9T6N1–Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) with Hedgehog ticks (Ixodes hexagonus) attached inspected before they are removed, Chippenham, Wiltshire, UK, August.
RF2M8DAJH–Humane live animal trap. Pest and rodent removal cage. Catch and release wildlife animal control service.
RF2WMK9DK–Potter wasp nest made of mud attached to a wall exterior. Also called Mason wasps. Macro image with copy space.
RM2H9DW40–A cleanup crew mops up oil in the Talbert Marsh, home to many birds and wildlife. An estimated 127,000 gallons of crude oil leaked from an oil derrick
RM2K51X80–Man in protective bee keeper clothing removing a cluster of wild honey bees from their temporary home in the tree of a public UK park.
RM2WHD5JW–Person using a tree popper to remove small silver birch tree, heathland management, volunteer removing invasive scrub from heath, UK
RFPM1X4N–Two elephants in the wild near water and playing around a flattened tree trunk. Their skins are glistening in the sun as theu bask after a mud bath.
RMEDA409–Cleared Invasive Rhododendrons Shrubs From a Public Right of Way Footpath, Lickey Hills Country Park, Worcestershire, England UK
RMRYCMM3–Oak Tree (Quercus robur). Girdling. Bark removed all way around the trunk. Trunk ring barked using a chainsaw. Tree left standing to die and continue to play a part in the life cycle of biodiversity in a wetland. Calthorpe Broad NNR. Norfolk.
RMDXW3RT–Male tourist using tool to collect and remove Golden Apple Snails (Pomacea canaliculata) from a taro pond in Hanalei Valley on a tour of a taro farm
RF2N047Y4–firewood logs prepared for removal from the forest, foggy and grainy snow fall background, winter
RMM9T6MM–Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) held before having Hedgehog ticks (Ixodes hexagonus) removed, Chippenham, Wiltshire, UK, August.
RF2D6KA5Y–Illegal, feral cat caught in humane cat trap (cage) in Australian bushland in Queensland. One of 23 million. Danger to native wildlife.
RF2M69X1G–Rabbit in live humane trap. Pest and rodent removal cage. Catch and release wildlife animal control service.
RF2WM3HTH–Potter wasp nest made of mud attached to a wall exterior. Also called Mason wasps. Macro image with copy space.
RM2H9DW49–A cleanup crew mops up oil in the Talbert Marsh, home to many birds and wildlife. An estimated 127,000 gallons of crude oil leaked from an oil derrick
RM2K51X89–Man in protective bee keeper clothing removing a cluster of wild honey bees from their temporary home in the tree of a public UK park.
RF2R6PNFJ–Rat in the green bucket, Mouse finding a way out of being confined, Removal of rodents that cause dirt and may be carriers of disease
RM2WHD5JM–Person using a tree popper to remove small silver birch tree, heathland management, volunteer removing invasive scrub from heath, UK
RFPM1XFR–Two elephants in the wild near water and playing around a flattened tree trunk. Their skins are glistening in the sun as theu bask after a mud bath.
RM2ABK4JW–European Stag Beetle (Lucanus cervus). This larva was uncovered during the removal of a pile of wood and later placed under a decaying oak stump. Germany
RF2E53JG0–Very young male black rhino which has been darted for removal of old tracking device and attachment of a new one and a new ear notch in his ear
RMRYCMJP–Oak Tree (Quercus robur). Girdling. Bark removed all way around the trunk. Trunk ring barked using a chainsaw. Tree left standing to die and continue to play a part in the life cycle of biodiversity in a wetland. Calthorpe Broad NNR. Norfolk.
RFRTM3R8–Tick hook, and Ixodes ricinus filled with blood. Castor bean tick. Close up isolated on white background
RF2N047YC–firewood logs prepared for removal from the forest, foggy and grainy snow fall background, winter
RMM9T6N4–Hedgehog tick (Ixodes hexagonus) removed from a Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) with tweezers, Wiltshire, UK.
RM2G3P3T6–Manor Wildlife Park, St. Florence, Tenby, West Wales, Pembrokeshire. 6 July 2020. Tourism attractions in Wales reopen today following the removal of t
RF2JWMCRK–Wildlife control captured an armadillo in a live cage trap for relocation from a residential yard
RF2M6PCGE–Chipmunk in live humane trap. Pest and rodent removal cage. Catch and release wildlife animal control service.
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