Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Queen's tears(Lágrimas de la reina).

by Daniela BracamonteSalta, Salta, Argentina

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Queen's Tears

by BluberryLiLiSan Diego, California, USA

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Queen's Tears Bromeliad

by DeeSAAdelaide, South Australia, Australia

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Queen's Tears Bromeliad

by TracyJoeOakland, California, USA

aka Queen's

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Queens Tears

by Emma California, USA

This flower was spotted in the Markham Arboretum and is native to the ...

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Queen's Tears Bromeliad

by oxyjackCalifornia, USA

This unusual bromeliad can exist as an epiphyte or as a rooted plant in the ...

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Queens Tears

by MuckpukParroquia Chacao, Miranda, Venezuela

Queen's

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Ants with Termite Queen

by SukanyaDattaWest Bengal, India

ant queen...looks more like a termite ...

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Queen's Tears

by tomdwsdSan Diego, California, USA

Long leaves with spines on the sides (much like an aloe but these are sharp). ...

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Sausage Ant

by SukanyaDattaKatwa, West Bengal, India

Insect with elongated abdomen and triangular wings.Fished it out of the water ...

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Honey bee

Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa

(adults 10-15 mm long), fertile queens are ...

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Driver ant

by TizKasangati, Central Region, Uganda

Each colony can contain over 20 million individuals and that qualifies them to ...

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Victorias Riflebird

by MacChristiansenMount Carbine, Queensland, Australia

Queen Victoria. Victoria’s Riflebird is ...