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The little pools of light intrigued me - while walking through the woods in Gawsworth, Cheshire. I suspect these leaves have been well and truly trampled on by now!
Beeches Forest in South Czech Republic.
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A thick dense forest of Aspen Trees also known as the Trembling Giant, is a clonal colony of an individual male quaking aspen trees determined to be a single living organism and have one massive underground root system.
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The Forest Kingfisher has a dark royal blue head with pale turquoise on the back. There is a large white spot over the bill. The underparts are white. The male has a white collar, and the female has blue on the back of her neck.
Forest Kingfishers are commonly found in open sclerophyll forest with a patchy or sparse understorey. They favour watercourse vegetation and the margins of swamps and billabongs. They may also be found in mangroves, cane fields, farmlands and beaches, however they require forest and woodland for breeding.
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On Sunday I joined a couple for a mushroom hunt at the Salt Point State Park at the coast of northern California. My primary objective was photography, but I was also rewarded with tasty mushrooms. I brought home delicious Matsutake, Chanterelle, Black Trumpet, and Porcupine mushrooms. This is not an edible one.
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Este bosque repleto de robles, esconde una leyenda, de como éste floreció por una pícara Lamia(bruja) y un recien llegado leñador.
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"La Lamia atemorizando una comarca se hallaba, hasta que un día en un fortuito encontronazo con un nuevo leñador, se enamoró y ambos se prendaron sin razón; ante la picardía de la bruja, la comarca con un inminente ataque, pretendia acabar con su diversión.
El leñador sin titubear les persuadió, para que pensasen que él, con sus propias manos, acabaría con lo que creian que era una maldición. Abandonando ambos su casa, jamás volvieron a hacer una aparición. Al tiempo, junto al mismo valle, un nuevo bosque creció, lleno de robledales, donde se cree, que ambos consumaron su amor."
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The Enchanted Forest was a great amusement park along Rt 40 in Ellicott City MD that many of us enjoyed as a child such as myself. It opened in 1955 and closed around the mid 1990s. One of the few buildings that still remain at the E.F original sight is the Cinderellas castle pictured here. (It wont be around for long though as it is all being demolished this week. Many of the Enchanted Forest pieces live on though and have been saved over at Clarks Elioak farm just down the road a ways from the original sight for kids today to enjoy too.
One of several beautiful waterfalls along the trail up to Lake Twenty Two on the north side of Mt. Pilchuck in Washington State. This popular trail climbs through impressive old growth forest protected as part of a natural research area. www.kwphotos.com