Wildlife Carnaval
Many of nature's species carry bright colorful feathers or skin, to attract the opposite sex or as a warning sign. This slideshow is for the carnval parade of nature, the most extravagant.
Ferdy Christant created this list 13 years ago
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Gazania glow -
Eumastax salazari posing, La Isla Escondida, Colombia -
Chromacris psittacus, Orito, Colombia -
Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) -
Gorgonian Seafans -
Prostrate Grevillea -
Yellow Cosmos (Cosmos sulphureus) -
Violet Coral - Clavaria zollingeri -
Moth -
I'm Purple! -
Rainbow lizard (Cnemidophorus espeuti) -
Chrysilla volupe, Amabalantota, Sri Lanka -
Elephant Hawk-moth (side view 2) -
Blue throated Barbet -
Sulawesi Tiger Moth (Euchromia creusa) -
Honeycomb Sea Star - Pentaceraster alveolatus -
Oleander Hawk Moth Caterpillar -
Fire Anemone (Megalactis comata) -
Orange Blackberry Rust - Gymnoconia nitens -
Green Lacewing -
White-cheeked Turaco - portrait I, Zie-Zoo, Netherlands -
Andean cock-of-the-rock - perched II, Jardin, Colombia -
Fan throated lizard -
Purple passionflower along the Raspaculo River, Belize