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Or, consider using Wikimedia Commons, where images are painstakingly categorized, documented, and freely licensed: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:

• BuyMyBitcoins 2y ago
  I’ve had a mild amount of success asking some nature photographers if they would be willing to make a few of their photos freely licensed so that they can be used on Wikipedia articles. Wikimedia is a fantastic resource.
  • AStonesThrow 2y ago
    Creative Commons offers a portal if you wish to cast a wider net (music, video, 3D models) It also includes Google Images and Flickr. https://search.creativecommons.org/ https://search.creativecommons.org/ I found the peachicks on Commons by searching "peacock" and then following categories up the tree. If people use the wrong search engine with naïve search terms, I don't know what to tell ya. This is a parallel example of why reference librarians are still worth consulting, because they will guide you to the library's resources and databases, and demonstrate how to use search queries.