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The Iberian lynx is an endangered cat species found only in Spain . . . . . . #wildanimals #nature

A few Scarlet & Violet illustrations

National Park Week 2019 SWEDENEveryone knows Sweden for it’s moose, but they have so many

©photography by Walter Jenkel 2022 Iberian wall lizard (Podarcis hispanicus) WALTER JENKEL

©photography by Walter Jenkel 2022 Iberian barn owl (Tyto alba alba) WALTER JENKEL @WalterJenke

©photography by Walter Jenkel 2022 Iberian red fox (Vulpes vulpes silacea) WALTER JENKEL @Walte

©photography by Walter Jenkel 2022 Iberian roe deer (Capreolus capreolus canus) 

Master of Affligem [Netherlandish. c. 1480 - c.1520]Philip the Fair and Joan the Mad. c. 1495 - 1506

Iberian Grey Shrike - Picanço-real (Lanius meridionalis)Figueira de Castelo Rodrigo/Portugal

/////   La Pallaresa Iberian arquitectos. Terradas arquitectos + Eduardo Souto de Moura.&n

theancientwayoflife: ~Belt Buckle. Date: c. 525-560 Place of origin: Visigothic, Iberian Peninsula P

wintersglory:Iberian red fox (Vulpes vulpes silacea)© Frans Pelsmaekers      

and here is the whole batch I had to pull off in less than 10 days phew. Back to life again&hell

Iberian wolf poster for a Wildlife conservation project. Work in progress will be posted on PatreonI

A sketch a day? tryiiiing haaaaard XDDDDSketch of an Iberian Lynx. ____________________I wish t

Author: © GUIZIOU Franck/Hemis/Corbis

gothicandamazing: Model: Jet NoirPhotography, MUAH: Iberian Black ArtsCrown: Aeternum Nocturne Gothi

Iberian wolf by David Díez Frontón

Hamilcar Barca or Barcas (ca. 275 BC – 228 BC) was a Carthaginian general and statesman, leade

Warrior women of the Iberian peninsulaThe Roman conquest of the Iberian Peninsula began during the 3

Folio illustrating the combat of the bird and serpent from the Spanish Gerona Beatus, c. 970. Image

Juan Pantoja de la Cruz [Spanish. 1553 - 1608]
La Reina Isabel de Borbón. c. 1620

hoofkin:*cries into hands* Qunari bros again.

Saliega and her cub by the Iberian Lynx Ex-Situ Conservation Programme (CC BY 3.0 ES)

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