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Images Dated 2016 June

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Choose from 206 pictures in our Images Dated 2016 June collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.

6 Jun 2016
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7 Jun 2016
Selection of 7 items — **7 Jun 2016**
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11 Jun 2016
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12 Jun 2016
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18 Jun 2016
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24 Jun 2016
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25 Jun 2016
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Featured June Print

Zucchini (Cucurbita pepo)

Zucchini (Cucurbita pepo) and Cucumbers Vert petit de Paris (Cucumis sativus), pickling cucumbers with short fruits, on a bench outdoors

Black Spines, Cornichon, Courgette, Crop, Cucurbit, Cucurbita, Cucurbitaceae, Cucurbitales, Edible, Food, Gherkin, Harvested, Heirloom, Plant, Produce, Spines, Spiny, Squash, Vegetable, Vegetable Garden

Cucumber aVert petit de Parisa (Cucumis sativus)

South Esk River in flood and the suspension bridge at First Basin almost under water

Flood waters threatening to inundate the Forth River bridge

Buildings at First Basin picnic area damaged by South Esk River in flood

Flood debris piled up against the Emu River Bridge

Flood debris piled up on the damaged Platypus Walk on the bank of the Mersey River

Flood damage to platypus viewing platform

Featured June Print

Flood debris piled up on the damaged Platypus Walk on the bank of the Mersey River

Flood debris piled up on the damaged Platypus Walk on the bank of the Mersey River. In early June 2016 northern and north-western Tasmania experienced some of the most serious floods on record. The Mersey River Valley was particularly badly affected. Platypus were missing for some time following the floods. Warrawee Forest Reserve, Latrobe, northwestern Tasmania, Australia

Dynans Bridge washed away by flood waters

Collapsed railway bridge over the Mersey River at Kimberley after flood

Flood debris washed up against Lamberts Bridge as flood waters recede

Yacht washed up on Northdown Beach after severe flood

Yacht washed up on Pardoe Beach after severe flood

South Esk River in flood at First Basin with evening spectators

Paterson Bridge and Tamar River in flood

South Esk River in flood flowing past Duck Reach

Floodwater entering the sea from the mouth of the Mersey River

Featured June Print

Collapsed railway bridge over the Mersey River at Kimberley after flood

Collapsed railway bridge over the Mersey River at Kimberley after flood. In early June 2016 northern and north-western Tasmania experienced some of the most serious floods on record. The rail line is the only rail access to the northwest of the state servicing the ports of Devonport and Burnie. Repair took several months. Northwestern Tasmania, Australia

Jerusalem artichokes (Helianthus tuberosus)

Yellow and red cherries in a basket on a lawn

Beans, carrots, peas, chard, bok choy and an onion harvested

Beetroot, beans, carrots, peas and an onion harvested and placed

A variety of harvested vegetables and a watering can outdoors in

A variety of harvested vegetables on a garden table

A garden bed of potatoes (Solanum tuberosum)

Batavia lettuces aRouge Grenobloisea (Lactuca sativa)