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PMR-D13175 Germany, Bavaria, Munich: N65371 Douglas C-53B Dakota (c/n 4828) preserved in the spectators' enclosure at at Munich's Franz Josef Strauss airport with the spurious marking HB-IRN. Keywords: aeroplane, air transport, aircraft, airliner, airplane, aviation

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PMR115-04 Germany, Bavaria, Nuremberg Zoo: the tiger enclosure. Keywords: Nürnberg, zoological, garden, wild animals, architecture, park
PMR115-01 Germany, Bavaria, Nuremberg Zoo: Asian elephants in their extensive enclosure. Keywords: Nürnberg, zoological, garden, wild animals, architecture, park
PMR056-12 Rhodesia: ruins of Zimbabwe, thought to have flourished between 13th and 15th centuries A.D. View of the Great Enclosure in the distance, from the flat lookout balcony of the Acropolis Ruin, overlooking the Ritual Enclosure where most of the Zimbabwe birds have been found. Rhodesia: ruins of Zimbabwe, thought to have flourished between 13th and 15th centuries A.D. View of the Great Enclosure in the distance, from the flat lookout balcony of the Acropolis Ruin, overlooking the Ritual Enclosure where most of the Zimbabwe birds have been found. Keywords: archeology, ruined city, historic, heritage, ancient city
PMR056-11 Rhodesia: ruins of Zimbabwe, thought to have flourished between 13th and 15th centuries A.D. View from the central passage, overlooking the Eastern Enclosure. Rhodesia: ruins of Zimbabwe, thought to have flourished between 13th and 15th centuries A.D. View from the central passage, overlooking the Eastern Enclosure. Keywords: archeology, ruined city, historic, heritage, ancient city
PMR050-07 Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: African elephant, in the "Wilhelmina" - Stuttgart Zoo and Botanical Gardens Keywords: zoological, zoology, wild animals, mammals, enclosure
PMR050-06 Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: the "Wilhelmina" - Stuttgart Zoo and Botanical Gardens, where red-breasted baboons share their enclosure with maned goats and marmots (with young), all breeding groups Keywords: zoological, zoology, wild animals, mammals, enclosure, free range, apes, biotope
PMR050-05 Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: gibbon island, in the "Wilhelmina" - Stuttgart Zoo and Botanical Gardens Keywords: zoological, zoology, apes, wild animals, mammals, enclosure, free range
PMR-D6572 Ireland, Leinster, Dublin: the admirably large enclosure for western lowland gorillas in Dublin Zoo. Keywords: capital city, zoological, gardens, apes, primates
PMR-D6566 Ireland, Leinster, Dublin: western lowland gorillas share their enclosure with red-capped mangabey monkeys in Dublin Zoo. Keywords: capital city, zoological, gardens, apes, primates
PMR-D2772 Cyprus, Khirokitia-Vouni (Choirokoitia) aceramic Neolithic site, a settlement dating from approximately 6800 BC, in process of ongoing excavation. The village comprises large numbers of circular dwellings built of stone, complemented with pisé and mudbrick. Part of the reconstructed enclosure wall with two dwellings. Keywords: archeology, excavations, ruins, prehistoric, ancient, antiquity
PMR-D1004 Thailand, Chonburi, Sriracha Tiger Zoo: 12 tigers in an enclosure - a small part of the inventory. Keywords: holiday resort, Siam, seaside, picturesque, temples, Buddhist, sunshine, night life, beach
PMR268-07 U.S.A., Florida, Miami Seaquarium: Killer Whale in a vertical leap, clear of the water. Keywords: sealife, fishes, sea mammals, performance, entertainment, colourful, photogenic, thrilling, exciting, pools, enclosures, Orcan
PMR268-06 U.S.A., Florida, Miami Seaquarium: Killer Whale leaves the water to introduce itself with trainer. Keywords: sealife, fishes, sea mammals, performance, entertainment, colourful, photogenic, thrilling, exciting, pools, enclosures, Orcan
PMR268-05 U.S.A., Florida, Miami Seaquarium: Lost Islands, "where turtles, flamingos, native birds and fish flourish in a South Florida jungle environment, in an unspoiled mangrove hammock". Keywords: sealife, fishes, sea mammals, performance, entertainment, colourful, photogenic, thrilling, exciting, pools, enclosures
PMR268-04 U.S.A., Florida, Miami Seaquarium: monorail observation car with the Rickenbacker Causeway Bridge and Miami skyline in the background. Keywords: sealife, fishes, sea mammals, performance, entertainment, colourful, photogenic, thrilling, exciting, pools, enclosures
PMR268-03 U.S.A., Florida, Miami Seaquarium: dolphin chorus! Keywords: sealife, fishes, sea mammals, performance, entertainment, colourful, photogenic, thrilling, exciting, pools, enclosures
PMR268-02 U.S.A., Florida, Miami Seaquarium: two dolphins at the top of a 20-foot leap to take fish from the trainer's hands. Keywords: sealife, fishes, sea mammals, performance, entertainment, colourful, photogenic, thrilling, exciting, pools, enclosures
PMR268-01 U.S.A., Florida, Miami Seaquarium: dolphin breaching a paper hoop. Keywords: sealife, fishes, sea mammals, performance, entertainment, colourful, photogenic, thrilling, exciting, pools, enclosures
PMR239-06 Germany. Lower Saxony: Walsrode Ornithological Park, the largest bird collection in the world, with over 5,000 specimens on display. Part of the 40-foot-high "free flight" bird enclosure, where a typical sandy beach is reproduced, with rocks and breaking waves. Oystercatchers, Turnstones, Sandpipers, a Cattle Egret and an Inca Tern on view. Keywords: living enclosures, zoological garden, avifauna, ornithology, cages, birdlife
PMR239-05 Germany. Lower Saxony: Walsrode Ornithological Park, the largest bird collection in the world, with over 5,000 specimens on display. Part of the 40-foot-high "free flight" bird enclosure, where a typical sandy beach is reproduced, with rocks and breaking waves. Keywords: living enclosures, zoological garden, avifauna, ornithology, cages, birdlife
PMR239-04 Germany. Lower Saxony: Walsrode Ornithological Park, the largest bird collection in the world, with over 5,000 specimens on display. Rose-coloured flamingos reflected in the water. Keywords: living enclosures, zoological garden, avifauna, ornithology, cages, birdlife
PMR239-03 Germany. Lower Saxony: Walsrode Ornithological Park, the largest bird collection in the world, with over 5,000 specimens on display. One of the pelican enclosures; cormorants are nesting in baskets among the boughs which are arranged over the water surface. Keywords: living enclosures, zoological garden, avifauna, ornithology, cages, birdlife
PMR239-02 Germany. Lower Saxony: Walsrode Ornithological Park, the largest bird collection in the world, with over 5,000 specimens on display. One of the flamingo enclosures. Keywords: living enclosures, zoological garden, avifauna, ornithology, cages, birdlife
PMR239-01 Germany. Lower Saxony: Walsrode Ornithological Park, the largest bird collection in the world, with over 5,000 specimens on display. A carved wooden eagle, giant-size, near the entrance to the park. Keywords: living enclosures, zoological garden, avifauna, ornithology, cages, birdlife
PMR-D3942 People's Republic of China, Yunnan Province, Kunming: unknown memorial monument in an enclosure near the market. Keywords: Middle Kingdom, Asian, culture, heritage, picturesque, metropolitan, architecture, historic, street scene
PMR-D2223 The Philippines, Manila: python demonstration at Manila Zoo. Keywords: flora and fauna, cages, living enclosures, animals, zoological garden, snakes
PMR132K-28 Cambodia, Siem Reap: the Khmer temples were built as the Khmer civilization flowered, from the 8th to the 14th centuries AD in what is now Cambodia and Thailand. The architectural style closely resembles that of India at the same period, but Hindu gods are often joined, or even replaced, by figures of Buddha. Angkor is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This picture: Ta Prohm ("Jungle Temple"), built by King Jayavarman VII in 12th-13th centuries, has been left in its natural ("as found") state as an example for visitors; the east "gopura" (entrance pavilion) to the third enclosure, with the remains of the Hall of Dancers. Keywords: historic, shrine, Khmer, architecture, religion, Buddhist, Hindu, temples, picturesque, national heritage
PMR132K-19 Cambodia, Siem Reap: the Khmer temples were built as the Khmer civilization flowered, from the 8th to the 14th centuries AD in what is now Cambodia and Thailand. The architectural style closely resembles that of India at the same period, but Hindu gods are often joined, or even replaced, by figures of Buddha. Angkor is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This picture: Ta Prohm ("Jungle Temple"), built by King Jayavarman VII in 12th-13th centuries, has been left in its natural ("as found") state as an example for visitors; silk-cotton tree roots embracing the corner of an enclosure. Keywords: historic, shrine, Khmer, architecture, religion, Buddhist, Hindu, temples, picturesque, national heritage
PMR104K-29 Peru, Departamento de Puno, Atuncolla: typical farmhouse of a Colla family: guinea pig enclosure with sleeping quarters. Keywords: High Andes, farm life
PMR377-10 Australia, Northern Territory: Ayers Rock (Uluru) at sundown, from the viewing enclosure. Keywords: outback, monolith, wilderness, bush, nature, natural, geology, vegetation, savannah, ecology, biotope, tropical
PMR377-05 Australia, Northern Territory: Ayers Rock, from the viewing enclosure. The Aborigine name is "Uluru" Keywords: outback, monolith, wilderness, bush, nature, natural, geology, vegetation, savannah, ecology, biotope, tropical
PMR672-08 Cambodia, Siem Reap: the Khmer temples were built as the Khmer civilization flowered, from the 8th to the 14th centuries AD in what is now Cambodia and Thailand. The architectural style closely resembles that of India at the same period, but Hindu gods are often joined, or even replaced, by figures of Buddha. Angkor is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This picture: the well-preserved east "gopura" (entrance pavilion) to the third enclosure of Ta Prohm (the "Jungle Temple") built in the late 12th to early 13th centuries. Keywords: historic, shrine, Khmer, architecture, religion, Buddhist, Hindu, temples, picturesque, national heritage

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