SAVE 40% ON SINGLE IMAGE PURCHASES - OFFER ENDS SOON, USE CODE: IMAGESAVE40%

Curator of Natural Science Clare Brown with a South America Blue Morpho butterfly, that forms part of a collection of some of the world's rarest and most beautiful butterflies conserved and on display at the Leeds Discovery Centre, which houses hundreds of species from across the globe, many collected by explorers and scientists more than a century ago. Picture date: Thursday February 15, 2024.

Curator of Natural Science Clare Brown with a South America Blue Morpho butterfly, that forms part of a collection of some of the world's rarest and most beautiful butterflies conserved and on display at the Leeds Discovery Centre, which houses hundreds of species from across the globe, many collected by explorers and scientists more than a century ago. Picture date: Thursday February 15, 2024. Stock Photo

RMID:2WJF9XW

Image details

Contributor:

PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo

Image ID:

2WJF9XW

File size:

37.4 MB (1.6 MB Compressed download)

Releases:

Model - no | Property - noDo I need a release?

Dimensions:

4411 x 2963 px | 37.3 x 25.1 cm | 14.7 x 9.9 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

14 February 2024

Photographer:

More information:

This image could have imperfections as it’s either historical or reportage.

Available for editorial and personal use only. Get in touch for commercial uses.

Search stock photos by tags

butterflies butterfly discovery centre leeds science

Similar stock images

RM2HHNJH5–Clare Brown (left) curator of natural science and Gemma Brown (right) Site Development Office move a reindeer specimen, one of over a million objects including 800,000 plant and animal specimens at the Leeds Discovery Centre, as the purpose built museum storage and conservation facility prepares to reopen their store room for public visits. Picture date: Tuesday January 25, 2022.

RM2WJFAH9–Curator of Natural Science Clare Brown with some of the world's rarest and most beautiful butterflies conserved and on display at the Leeds Discovery Centre, which houses hundreds of species from across the globe, many collected by explorers and scientists more than a century ago. Picture date: Thursday February 15, 2024.

RM2WJFAHG–Curator of Natural Science Clare Brown with some of the world's rarest and most beautiful butterflies conserved and on display at the Leeds Discovery Centre, which houses hundreds of species from across the globe, many collected by explorers and scientists more than a century ago. Picture date: Thursday February 15, 2024.

RM2WJFAHD–Curator of Natural Science Clare Brown with some of the world's rarest and most beautiful butterflies conserved and on display at the Leeds Discovery Centre, which houses hundreds of species from across the globe, many collected by explorers and scientists more than a century ago. Picture date: Thursday February 15, 2024.

RM2WJF9XX–Curator of Natural Science Clare Brown with a South America Blue Morpho butterfly, that forms part of a collection of some of the world's rarest and most beautiful butterflies conserved and on display at the Leeds Discovery Centre, which houses hundreds of species from across the globe, many collected by explorers and scientists more than a century ago. Picture date: Thursday February 15, 2024.

RM2HHNHKY–Clare Brown, curator of natural science, moves a western lowland gorilla skeleton, one of over a million objects including 800,000 plant and animal specimens at the Leeds Discovery Centre, as the purpose built museum storage and conservation facility prepares to reopen their store room for public visits. Picture date: Tuesday January 25, 2022.

RM2HHNJ2P–Clare Brown, curator of natural science, moves a western lowland gorilla skeleton, one of over a million objects including 800,000 plant and animal specimens at the Leeds Discovery Centre, as the purpose built museum storage and conservation facility prepares to reopen their store room for public visits. Picture date: Tuesday January 25, 2022.

RM2HHNHKA–Clare Brown, curator of natural science, moves a western lowland gorilla skeleton, one of over a million objects including 800,000 plant and animal specimens at the Leeds Discovery Centre, as the purpose built museum storage and conservation facility prepares to reopen their store room for public visits. Picture date: Tuesday January 25, 2022.

RM2HHNJBK–Clare Brown, curator of natural science, moves a 150 year old Indian Elephant skull, one of over a million objects including 800,000 plant and animal specimens at the Leeds Discovery Centre, as the purpose built museum storage and conservation facility prepares to reopen their store room for public visits. Picture date: Tuesday January 25, 2022.

RM2HHNJ2B–Clare Brown, curator of natural science, moves a 150 year old Indian Elephant skull, one of over a million objects including 800,000 plant and animal specimens at the Leeds Discovery Centre, as the purpose built museum storage and conservation facility prepares to reopen their store room for public visits. Picture date: Tuesday January 25, 2022.

RM2HHNK0D–Clare Brown, curator of natural science, moves a 150 year old Indian Elephant skull, one of over a million objects including 800,000 plant and animal specimens at the Leeds Discovery Centre, as the purpose built museum storage and conservation facility prepares to reopen their store room for public visits. Picture date: Tuesday January 25, 2022.

RM2HHNKE2–Clare Brown, curator of natural science, moves a 150 year old Indian Elephant skull, one of over a million objects including 800,000 plant and animal specimens at the Leeds Discovery Centre, as the purpose built museum storage and conservation facility prepares to reopen their store room for public visits. Picture date: Tuesday January 25, 2022.