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    Dried clay mud, cracking, dry puddle, drought, Villey-Saint-Etienne, Lorraine, France

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    Dried clay mud, cracking, dry puddle, drought, Villey-Saint-Etienne, Lorraine, France

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    Dried clay mud, cracking, dry puddle, drought, Villey-Saint-Etienne, Lorraine, France

    Golden wasp (Stilbum cyanurum) in flight with a drop of water to soften the clay above a nest of mason wasps it wants to parasitize, with a posed Ruby-tailed wasp (Chrysis viridula) cleaning its wings on the right. Montpellier, France

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    Golden wasp (Stilbum cyanurum) in flight with a drop of water to soften the clay above a nest of mason wasps it wants to parasitize, with a posed

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    Golden wasp (Stilbum cyanurum) in flight with a drop of water to soften the clay above a nest of mason wasps it wants to parasitize, with a posed Ruby-tailed wasp (Chrysis viridula) cleaning its wings on the right. Montpellier, France

    Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) cub, England

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    Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) cub, England

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    Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) cub, England

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    Big colony of Red-throated bee-eaters (Merops bulocki) in their burrows on a clay wall. Africa. Uganda.

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    Big colony of Red-throated bee-eaters (Merops bulocki) in their burrows on a clay wall. Africa. Uganda.

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    Big colony of Red-throated bee-eaters (Merops bulocki) in their burrows on a clay wall. Africa. Uganda.

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    Les Terres Noires de Robine sur Galabre under the snow. Jurassic (Toarcian) marls rich in organic matter, tender and very sensitive to gullying, colonized mainly by Scots pines and forming remarkable reliefs in the Digne Geological Reserve, Alpes de Haute Provence, France.

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    Les Terres Noires de Robine sur Galabre under the snow. Jurassic (Toarcian) marls rich in organic matter, tender and very sensitive to gullying,

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    Les Terres Noires de Robine sur Galabre under the snow. Jurassic (Toarcian) marls rich in organic matter, tender and very sensitive to gullying, colonized mainly by Scots pines and forming remarkable reliefs in the Digne Geological Reserve, Alpes de Haute Provence, France.

    Wall of alder roots on the banks of the Seran in autumn, with their powerful intertwined roots, the alders play a vital role in the protection of the banks of rivers against erosion of floods, Natural Reserve of the Marsh of Lavours, Bugey, Ain , France

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    Wall of alder roots on the banks of the Seran in autumn, with their powerful intertwined roots, the alders play a vital role in the protection of the

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    Wall of alder roots on the banks of the Seran in autumn, with their powerful intertwined roots, the alders play a vital role in the protection of the banks of rivers against erosion of floods, Natural Reserve of the Marsh of Lavours, Bugey, Ain , France

    Clay angel and myosotis in planter, Provence, France

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    Clay angel and myosotis in planter, Provence, France

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    Clay angel and myosotis in planter, Provence, France

    Schneider's Smooth-fronted Caiman - French Guiana

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    Schneider's Smooth-fronted Caiman - French Guiana

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    Schneider's Smooth-fronted Caiman - French Guiana

    Schneider's Smooth-fronted Caiman teeth - French Guiana

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    Schneider's Smooth-fronted Caiman teeth - French Guiana

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    Schneider's Smooth-fronted Caiman teeth - French Guiana

    Clay and gypsum crystals in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Andalusia

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    Clay and gypsum crystals in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Andalusia

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    Clay and gypsum crystals in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Andalusia

    White village on the edge of badlands in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Beas de Guadix. Alluvial deposits of late Miocene conglomerates and clays, eroded into spectacular badlands. Andalusia

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    White village on the edge of badlands in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Beas de Guadix. Alluvial deposits of late Miocene conglomerates and clays,

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    White village on the edge of badlands in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Beas de Guadix. Alluvial deposits of late Miocene conglomerates and clays, eroded into spectacular badlands. Andalusia

    Badlands in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Beas de Guadix region. Alluvial deposits of late Miocene conglomerates and clays, eroded into spectacular badlands. Andalusia

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    Badlands in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Beas de Guadix region. Alluvial deposits of late Miocene conglomerates and clays, eroded into spectacular

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    Badlands in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Beas de Guadix region. Alluvial deposits of late Miocene conglomerates and clays, eroded into spectacular badlands. Andalusia

    Badlands in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Gorafe region: alluvial deposits of late Miocene conglomerates and clays, eroded into spectacular badlands. Andalusia

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    Badlands in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Gorafe region: alluvial deposits of late Miocene conglomerates and clays, eroded into spectacular badlands.

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    Badlands in the Granada Geopark, Spain. Gorafe region: alluvial deposits of late Miocene conglomerates and clays, eroded into spectacular badlands. Andalusia

    pygmy girl of the Baka ethnic group painted for a ceremony of songs and dances, very common among them and in which everyone participates. They are painted with clay extracted from the nearby stream. Small indigenous communities that cling to their past and continue to live in the equatorial forest of southeastern Cameroon (they are also found in the Congo, Central African Republic and Gabon). Most of their subsistence lies in hunting, fishing and gathering. Despite being semi-nomadic, the community where the images were taken, made up of 5 families (about 40 people), is settled in the Dja Reserve: commune of Somalomo, Biosphere Reserve since 1982 and World Heritage Site since 1987.

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    pygmy girl of the Baka ethnic group painted for a ceremony of songs and dances, very common among them and in which everyone participates. They are

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    pygmy girl of the Baka ethnic group painted for a ceremony of songs and dances, very common among them and in which everyone participates. They are painted with clay extracted from the nearby stream. Small indigenous communities that cling to their past and continue to live in the equatorial forest of southeastern Cameroon (they are also found in the Congo, Central African Republic and Gabon). Most of their subsistence lies in hunting, fishing and gathering. Despite being semi-nomadic, the community where the images were taken, made up of 5 families (about 40 people), is settled in the Dja Reserve: commune of Somalomo, Biosphere Reserve since 1982 and World Heritage Site since 1987.

    Pygmy girl of the Baka ethnic group painted for a ceremony of songs and dances, very common among them and in which everyone participates. They are painted with clay extracted from the nearby stream. Small indigenous communities that cling to their past and continue to live in the equatorial forest of southeastern Cameroon (they are also found in the Congo, Central African Republic and Gabon). Most of their subsistence lies in hunting, fishing and gathering. Despite being semi-nomadic, the community where the images were taken, made up of 5 families (about 40 people), is settled in the Dja Reserve: commune of Somalomo, Biosphere Reserve since 1982 and World Heritage Site since 1987.

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    Pygmy girl of the Baka ethnic group painted for a ceremony of songs and dances, very common among them and in which everyone participates. They are

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    Pygmy girl of the Baka ethnic group painted for a ceremony of songs and dances, very common among them and in which everyone participates. They are painted with clay extracted from the nearby stream. Small indigenous communities that cling to their past and continue to live in the equatorial forest of southeastern Cameroon (they are also found in the Congo, Central African Republic and Gabon). Most of their subsistence lies in hunting, fishing and gathering. Despite being semi-nomadic, the community where the images were taken, made up of 5 families (about 40 people), is settled in the Dja Reserve: commune of Somalomo, Biosphere Reserve since 1982 and World Heritage Site since 1987.

    Baka pygmy woman with clay extracted from the river. They use it to paint their bodies for ceremonies and dances. Small indigenous communities that cling to their past and continue to live in the equatorial forest of southeastern Cameroon (they are also found in the Congo, Central African Republic and Gabon). Most of their subsistence lies in hunting, fishing and gathering. Despite being semi-nomadic, the community where the images were taken, made up of 5 families (about 40 people), is settled in the Dja Reserve: commune of Somalomo, Biosphere Reserve since 1982 and World Heritage Site since 1987.

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    Baka pygmy woman with clay extracted from the river. They use it to paint their bodies for ceremonies and dances. Small indigenous communities that

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    Baka pygmy woman with clay extracted from the river. They use it to paint their bodies for ceremonies and dances. Small indigenous communities that cling to their past and continue to live in the equatorial forest of southeastern Cameroon (they are also found in the Congo, Central African Republic and Gabon). Most of their subsistence lies in hunting, fishing and gathering. Despite being semi-nomadic, the community where the images were taken, made up of 5 families (about 40 people), is settled in the Dja Reserve: commune of Somalomo, Biosphere Reserve since 1982 and World Heritage Site since 1987.

    Ochre in the Bruoux mines (Gargas). The colorful cliffs of the Pays d'Apt Luberon are made up of ochre sands, themselves composed of 80-90% sand and 10-20% ochre. This very fine ochre is a mixture of a white clay, kaolinite, and iron hydroxide and oxide, which give the ochres their color. This coloring matter is used in the manufacture of paints, coatings and other whitewashes, as well as in many other industrial products. After extraction, the ochre sand is washed and the resulting ochre is dried before being sent to the factory for grinding, calcination and packaging. France

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    Ochre in the Bruoux mines (Gargas). The colorful cliffs of the

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    Ochre in the Bruoux mines (Gargas). The colorful cliffs of the Pays d'Apt Luberon are made up of ochre sands, themselves composed of 80-90% sand and 10-20% ochre. This very fine ochre is a mixture of a white clay, kaolinite, and iron hydroxide and oxide, which give the ochres their color. This coloring matter is used in the manufacture of paints, coatings and other whitewashes, as well as in many other industrial products. After extraction, the ochre sand is washed and the resulting ochre is dried before being sent to the factory for grinding, calcination and packaging. France

    Ochre in the Bruoux mines (Gargas). The colorful cliffs of the Pays d'Apt Luberon are made up of ochre sands, themselves composed of 80-90% sand and 10-20% ochre. This very fine ochre is a mixture of a white clay, kaolinite, and iron hydroxide and oxide, which give the ochres their color. This coloring matter is used in the manufacture of paints, coatings and other whitewashes, as well as in many other industrial products. After extraction, the ochre sand is washed and the resulting ochre is dried before being sent to the factory for grinding, calcination and packaging. France

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    Ochre in the Bruoux mines (Gargas). The colorful cliffs of the

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    Ochre in the Bruoux mines (Gargas). The colorful cliffs of the Pays d'Apt Luberon are made up of ochre sands, themselves composed of 80-90% sand and 10-20% ochre. This very fine ochre is a mixture of a white clay, kaolinite, and iron hydroxide and oxide, which give the ochres their color. This coloring matter is used in the manufacture of paints, coatings and other whitewashes, as well as in many other industrial products. After extraction, the ochre sand is washed and the resulting ochre is dried before being sent to the factory for grinding, calcination and packaging. France

    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls around Apt were proposed by Alcide d'Orbigny as a reference for the Aptian stage, for their rich paleontological content. Some thirty different species of ammonites have been recorded in the Tuilière sections, and belemnite rostrums are abundant in certain levels, as are gastropods and lamellibranchs (oysters and plicatula). These marls also yield corals, sea urchins, brachiopods and shark teeth. The Aptian is the penultimate stratigraphic stage of the Lower Cretaceous. It extends from ≃ -121.4 to ≃ -113.0 Ma, succeeding the Barremian and preceding the Albian (Secondary or Mesozoic Era). France

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    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls

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    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls around Apt were proposed by Alcide d'Orbigny as a reference for the Aptian stage, for their rich paleontological content. Some thirty different species of ammonites have been recorded in the Tuilière sections, and belemnite rostrums are abundant in certain levels, as are gastropods and lamellibranchs (oysters and plicatula). These marls also yield corals, sea urchins, brachiopods and shark teeth. The Aptian is the penultimate stratigraphic stage of the Lower Cretaceous. It extends from ≃ -121.4 to ≃ -113.0 Ma, succeeding the Barremian and preceding the Albian (Secondary or Mesozoic Era). France

    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls around Apt were proposed by Alcide d'Orbigny as a reference for the Aptian stage, for their rich paleontological content. Some thirty different species of ammonites have been recorded in the Tuilière sections, and belemnite rostrums are abundant in certain levels, as are gastropods and lamellibranchs (oysters and plicatula). These marls also yield corals, sea urchins, brachiopods and shark teeth. The Aptian is the penultimate stratigraphic stage of the Lower Cretaceous. It extends from ≃ -121.4 to ≃ -113.0 Ma, succeeding the Barremian and preceding the Albian (Secondary or Mesozoic Era). France

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    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls

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    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls around Apt were proposed by Alcide d'Orbigny as a reference for the Aptian stage, for their rich paleontological content. Some thirty different species of ammonites have been recorded in the Tuilière sections, and belemnite rostrums are abundant in certain levels, as are gastropods and lamellibranchs (oysters and plicatula). These marls also yield corals, sea urchins, brachiopods and shark teeth. The Aptian is the penultimate stratigraphic stage of the Lower Cretaceous. It extends from ≃ -121.4 to ≃ -113.0 Ma, succeeding the Barremian and preceding the Albian (Secondary or Mesozoic Era). France

    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls around Apt were proposed by Alcide d'Orbigny as a reference for the Aptian stage, for their rich paleontological content. Some thirty different species of ammonites have been recorded in the Tuilière sections, and belemnite rostrums are abundant in certain levels, as are gastropods and lamellibranchs (oysters and plicatula). These marls also yield corals, sea urchins, brachiopods and shark teeth. The Aptian is the penultimate stratigraphic stage of the Lower Cretaceous. It extends from ≃ -121.4 to ≃ -113.0 Ma, succeeding the Barremian and preceding the Albian (Secondary or Mesozoic Era). France

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    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls around Apt were proposed by Alcide d'Orbigny as a reference for the Aptian stage, for

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    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls around Apt were proposed by Alcide d'Orbigny as a reference for the Aptian stage, for their rich paleontological content. Some thirty different species of ammonites have been recorded in the Tuilière sections, and belemnite rostrums are abundant in certain levels, as are gastropods and lamellibranchs (oysters and plicatula). These marls also yield corals, sea urchins, brachiopods and shark teeth. The Aptian is the penultimate stratigraphic stage of the Lower Cretaceous. It extends from ≃ -121.4 to ≃ -113.0 Ma, succeeding the Barremian and preceding the Albian (Secondary or Mesozoic Era). France

    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls around Apt were proposed by Alcide d'Orbigny as a reference for the Aptian stage, for their rich paleontological content. Some thirty different species of ammonites have been recorded in the Tuilière sections, and belemnite rostrums are abundant in certain levels, as are gastropods and lamellibranchs (oysters and plicatula). These marls also yield corals, sea urchins, brachiopods and shark teeth. The Aptian is the penultimate stratigraphic stage of the Lower Cretaceous. It extends from ≃ -121.4 to ≃ -113.0 Ma, succeeding the Barremian and preceding the Albian (Secondary or Mesozoic Era). France

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    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls

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    Small pyrite ammonites in Aptian grey marls. The gray marls around Apt were proposed by Alcide d'Orbigny as a reference for the Aptian stage, for their rich paleontological content. Some thirty different species of ammonites have been recorded in the Tuilière sections, and belemnite rostrums are abundant in certain levels, as are gastropods and lamellibranchs (oysters and plicatula). These marls also yield corals, sea urchins, brachiopods and shark teeth. The Aptian is the penultimate stratigraphic stage of the Lower Cretaceous. It extends from ≃ -121.4 to ≃ -113.0 Ma, succeeding the Barremian and preceding the Albian (Secondary or Mesozoic Era). France

    Earthworm castings in Aragon. The sandy consistency of the soil gives this particular appearance to earthworm castings in Aragon, Spain.

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    Earthworm castings in Aragon. The sandy consistency of the soil

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    Earthworm castings in Aragon. The sandy consistency of the soil gives this particular appearance to earthworm castings in Aragon, Spain.

    Lichen on clay in the Bardenas, Spain. Various species of specialized lichens colonize the clay soil of the Bardenas, and some are very abundant - A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl, and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Lichen on clay in the Bardenas, Spain. Various species of specialized lichens colonize the clay soil of the Bardenas, and some are very abundant - A

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    Lichen on clay in the Bardenas, Spain. Various species of specialized lichens colonize the clay soil of the Bardenas, and some are very abundant - A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl, and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Lichen on clay in the Bardenas, Spain. Various species of specialized lichens colonize the clay soil of the Bardenas, and some are very abundant - A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl, and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Lichen on clay in the Bardenas, Spain. Various species of specialized lichens colonize the clay soil of the Bardenas, and some are very abundant - A

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    Lichen on clay in the Bardenas, Spain. Various species of specialized lichens colonize the clay soil of the Bardenas, and some are very abundant - A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl, and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Lichens (Acarospora placodiiformis) on clay in the Bardenas. Acarospora placodiiformis is a terricolous placoid lichen exclusively associated with gypsum soils and dry continental climates in Mediterranean and Iranian-Anatolian biodiversity hotspots, extremely rare throughout its range and best known in Spain - Various species of specialized lichens colonize the clay soil of the Bardenas and some are very abundant - Unesco World Biosphere Reserve. Navarre - Spain

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    Lichens (Acarospora placodiiformis) on clay in the Bardenas. Acarospora placodiiformis is a terricolous placoid lichen exclusively associated with

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    Lichens (Acarospora placodiiformis) on clay in the Bardenas. Acarospora placodiiformis is a terricolous placoid lichen exclusively associated with gypsum soils and dry continental climates in Mediterranean and Iranian-Anatolian biodiversity hotspots, extremely rare throughout its range and best known in Spain - Various species of specialized lichens colonize the clay soil of the Bardenas and some are very abundant - Unesco World Biosphere Reserve. Navarre - Spain

    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid,

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    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Badlands in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl, and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Badlands in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert

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    Badlands in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl, and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Twilight in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Twilight in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales

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    Twilight in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Twilight in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Twilight in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock

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    Twilight in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock

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    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Badlands in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl, and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Badlands in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert

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    Badlands in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl, and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Characea pond in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Characea pond in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast

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    Characea pond in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock

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    Eroded buttes in the Pisquerra-El Rallon sector of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park e. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clay marl, and arid badlands, windswept and sun-scorched. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park e. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the

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    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park e. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clay marl, and arid badlands, windswept and sun-scorched. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clay marl, and arid badlands, windswept and sun-scorched. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the

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    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clay marl, and arid badlands, windswept and sun-scorched. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clay marl, and arid badlands, windswept and sun-scorched. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the

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    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clay marl, and arid badlands, windswept and sun-scorched. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has sculpted impressive rock formations and arid, wind-swept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A

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    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has sculpted impressive rock formations and arid, wind-swept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    The Barranco Limas, a temporary river in the Bardenas Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    The Barranco Limas, a temporary river in the Bardenas Natural

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    The Barranco Limas, a temporary river in the Bardenas Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, wind-swept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    The Castildetierra, symbol of the Bardenas Reales Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, wind-swept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of limestone and clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Cracked clay mosaic in the Bardenas Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

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    Cracked clay mosaic in the Bardenas Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept,

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    Cracked clay mosaic in the Bardenas Natural Park. A vast semi-desert where erosion has carved impressive rock formations and arid, windswept, sun-scorched badlands out of the almost horizontal strata of clayey marl. Its distinctive steppe vegetation has earned it UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status. Navarre - Spain

    Former gravel pit colonized by birch trees aquatic environment, site of green tree frog, Richwiller, Alsace, France

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    Former gravel pit colonized by birch trees aquatic environment, site of green tree frog, Richwiller, Alsace, France

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    Former gravel pit colonized by birch trees aquatic environment, site of green tree frog, Richwiller, Alsace, France

    Former gravel pit, aquatic environment, green tree frog site, Richwiller, Alsace, France

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    Former gravel pit, aquatic environment, green tree frog site, Richwiller, Alsace, France

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    Former gravel pit, aquatic environment, green tree frog site, Richwiller, Alsace, France

    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles, slates and tiles, for objects he goes to bric-a-brac, he wants to denounce waste. Besse-sur-Braye, Sarthe, France

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    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles,

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    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles, slates and tiles, for objects he goes to bric-a-brac, he wants to denounce waste. Besse-sur-Braye, Sarthe, France

    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles, slates and tiles, for objects he goes to bric-a-brac, he wants to denounce waste. Besse-sur-Braye, Sarthe, France

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    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles, slates and tiles, for objects he goes to bric-a-brac, he wants to denounce waste. Besse-sur-Braye, Sarthe, France

    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles, slates and tiles, for objects he goes to bric-a-brac, he wants to denounce waste. Besse-sur-Braye, Sarthe, France

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    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936,

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    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles, slates and tiles, for objects he goes to bric-a-brac, he wants to denounce waste. Besse-sur-Braye, Sarthe, France

    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles, slates and tiles, for objects he goes to bric-a-brac, he wants to denounce waste. Besse-sur-Braye, Sarthe, France

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    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles,

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    Rue de la pierre perdue, by Michel Rousseau, born in 1936, mason with the Compagnons du devoir, also worked in factories, he recovers bricks, tiles, slates and tiles, for objects he goes to bric-a-brac, he wants to denounce waste. Besse-sur-Braye, Sarthe, France

    Wheat plants in cracked clay soil, France

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    Wheat plants in cracked clay soil, France

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    Wheat plants in cracked clay soil, France

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