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Dung beetle on his dung ball to impress the ladies in a game reserve, part of the greater Kruger region in South Africa Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetle on his dung ball to impress the ladies in Sabi Sands GR, part of the greater Kruger region in South Africa Royalty-Free Stock PhotoBlack dung beetles with a bluish sheen (Geotrupes stercorarius) in a forest. Dung beetles on the bark of an old tree stump, macro, selective focus. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoAnoplotrupes stercorosus dor beetle, is a species of earth-boring dung beetle belonging to the family Geotrupidae. Dorsal view of dung beetle Anoplotrupes stercorosus isolated on white background. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetle rolling a dung ball Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung Beetle at Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDor Beetle (Geotrupes stercorarius) Most often found on woodland floors and pastures searching for animal droppings in which the females lay their eggs
Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDor Beetle - Geotrupes stercorarius, a large dung Beetle on Moss Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetle with his dung ball to impress the ladies in a Game Reserve, part of the greater Kruger region in South Africa Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung Beetle in Addo Elephant Park Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetles lying on the floor. Dung beetles are a type of beetle that is partially or wholly fed on dung. Royalty-Free Stock Photohorned dung beetle isolated on white background Royalty-Free Stock PhotoBeetle pushing its ball of dung Royalty-Free Stock Photodung beetles on beach sand fighting for ball Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetle looking for work Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetle standing on a rock in middle of water in Kruger National park, South Africa ; Specie Scarabaeus viettei family of Coleoptera Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung Beetle Royalty-Free Stock PhotoBeetle,Dung Beetle,Enoplotrupes sharpi. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetle species Aphodius rufus or Bodilopsis rufa, light variant Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetles with dung ball Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA horizontal, close up colour image of a dung beetle rolling its meticulously rolled back through sand in the Greater Kruger Transfrontier Park, South Africa. Royalty-Free Stock Photoa dung beetle is carrying a clod of earth with blurred background Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetles roll dung in Addo Elephant National Park Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetle rolling a dung ball Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetle with a decent sized dung ball Royalty-Free Stock PhotoFlightless Dung Beetle, Circellium bacchus, roll dung ball, Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa Royalty-Free Stock Photoflightless Dung beetle rolling some elephant dung in the early morning sun Royalty-Free Stock PhotoCopris lunaris, Horned Dung Beetle, Scarabaeidae, male with nasal horn, Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung Beetle Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDung beetle species (Scarabaeus winkleri) Rolling a piece of dung. Dung beetles or "rollers" roll dung into round balls, which are used as a food source or breeding chambers Royalty-Free Stock Photo
