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Landscape and nature photography at night, Menorca Spain.
Landschafts- und Naturfotografie bei Nacht, Menorca Spanien.
Manchmal trifft man auf Fabelwesen neben dem Wanderweg!
(Naturpark Neckartal-Odenwald)
Sometimes you meet mythical creatures next to the hiking trail!
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"Juniperus oxycedrus" se distingue por las dos rayas blancas en las hojas y sus frutos rojos al madurar las Enebrinas.
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Der Volksglaube sagt:"Vor dem Holunder zieh’ den Hut, vor dem Wacholder geh’ in die Knie" - eine Empfehlung, die auch für Fotografen gilt.
Utah Juniper viewed in the Desert View Watchtower area in the South Rim of the Grand Canyon in the State of Arizona U.S.A.
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Photographed the Utah Juniper on one of the walking trails at the Echo Canyon Welcome Center Rest Area Westbound I-80 in Summit County Utah U.S.A.
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Juniperus horizontalis or creeping juniper is a small evergreen ground cover shrub native to North America. It has an arched and drooping posture and forms large densely branched spots. They are dioecious plants, that is, there are male and female junipers; the female specimens produce small blackish berries, which contain some seeds; male specimens produce yellowish pine cones.
This Sierra Western Juniper thrives in the Hot Creek Geologic Site in the Inyo National Forest, Mono County. The blue "berries" are actually cones; it would be tempting to try making gin from them, although a different variety, Juniperus communis, is typically used.
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Cupressàcies
Juniperus californica
Sabina de Califòrnia
California juniper
SW Estats Units, NW Mèxic.
Jardí Botànic de Barcelona.
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The harsh conditions found in the public lands of Utah make survival a constant challenge for those things that choose to live there. The distinctive weathered dead tree in this shot certainly attests to that. The photo was taken in the San Rafael Swell Recreation Area. The dead tree is a Utah juniper (Juniperus osteosperma). This species is common in the Swell. They are bushy trees with gray, fibrous bark that shreds into strips. Utah junipers grow alongside pion pine, but juniper seems to dominate the landscape (as can be seen by the live trees in the background).
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Nomi in Sardo
Zinnibiri eru (Villacidro - Campidano), Zinniperi eru (Fluminimaggiore), Zinnuberu eru (Campidano), Zinnibere (Busachi), Zinniberi (Laconi), Zinniberu (Fonni), Nibaru (Sard. sett.), Niburu (Sard. sett.), Giniparu (Logudoro), Nibanu (Logudoro), Libanu (Logudoro), Nibarru (Gallura), Ghiniperu (Barbagie – Baronie - Logudoro), Ghiniporo
(Orani), Kinniberu (Mandrolisai – Baronie), Thiniperu (Dorgali), Thinniberu (Baunei), Thinniperu (Ogliastra), Thurubenneru (Villagrande Strisaili), Sinnèburu (loc. div.), Niperu (loc. div.), Ghiniparu (loc. div.).
E’ un albero sempreverde. Il tronco è contorto, la corteccia si squama in lunghi nastri. Le foglie sono aghiformi e pungenti, fiorisce da gennaio ad aprile. Questa pianta produce delle pseudobacche o coccole che da giovani sono verdastre, diventano bruno rossicce a maturità. Il ginepro ha un accrescimento lentissimo, tuttavia, grazie alla sua longevità riesce a raggiungere dimensioni notevoli raggiunge altezze di 7/8 metri. Il legno del ginepro è compatto, fine e profumato è idoneo per lavori di ebanisteria e per matite. Sin dai tempi remoti è stato utilizzato per costruire imbarcazioni, travature per abitazioni e persino per scolpire statue. Esso è praticamente imputrescibile e di lunghissima durata: puo’ resistere migliaia di anni, nel villaggio di Tiscali si possono ancora ammirare le architravi delle capanne in legno di ginepro risalenti a 2000 anni fa. Dal legno di ginepro si ottiene “l’olio di Cade”, utile contro le dermatosi croniche e, in veterinaria per combattere la scabbia e le ulcere degli ovini.
"Yo quiero en ésta Navidad, poder armar un árbol dentro de mi corazón y colgar en el, en lugar de bolas, regalos y adornos, los nombres de mí familia, mis más queridos amigos y gente a quien amo,... los qué viven cerca y los qué viven lejos, los qué veo todos los días y a los qué raras veces veo, los qué siempre recuerdo y a los qué a veces olvido,... los de las horas más difíciles y los de las horas inmensamente felices, los qué sin querer me hirieron, a aquellos qué conozco profundamente y aquellos qué conozco poco, los qué me enseñaron valiosas enseñanzas y los qué tal vez aprendieron un poco de mi,... Deseo qué este árbol, tenga raíces profundas y fuertes, para qué los nombres de mí familia, amigos y seres queridos, jamás sean arrancados de mi corazón, y qué sus ramas se extiendan fuertes y gigantes para colgar los nuevos nombres qué vengan de todas partes a unirse a los existentes, quiero un árbol de sombra agradable, para qué nuestro amor, amistad, confianza y cariño sea un momento de reposo en la lucha diaria de la vida, quiero qué el Espíritu de la Navidad, haga de cada deseo la más Hermosa Flor, de cada lágrima una sonrisa de cada dolor la más brillante estrella y de cada corazón una dulce y tierna morada". !!.Feliz Navidad.¡¡
As Juniperus conferta, this plant is given the English common name of shore juniper. However, there is no agreed upon classification and so you may find the same plant classified as a subspecies or even variety of the temple juniper as Juniperus rigida subsp. or var. conferta. Juniperus regida is native to eastern Asia from Sakhalin island (Russia) to the Ryukyu islands in southern Japan. Juniperus conferta or the subspecies seems at least to be present in Japan where it grows on sand dunes.
Like all junipers, this species is an evergreen conifer. In the wild, they grow as shrubs or small trees, but in cultivation they are also used as ground covering creepers. Again, like all junipers, the female seed cones form a berrylike structure known as galbulus. Galbuluses are borne by cypresses and junipers. They are often mistaken for berries, but are actually cones whose fleshy scales accrete into a single mass under a unified epidermis. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) currently lists Juniperus rigida on its Red List of Threatened Species. However, it is listed as Least Concern as its populations appear to be increasing.
La sabina albar, Juniperus thurifera, es un árbol de crecimiento lento y muy longevo, a algunos ejemplares como el de esta fotografía se les estima una edad proxima a 1000 años. Soporta condiciones ambientales muy adversas: suelos pobres, largas sequías, veranos tórridos e inviernos en los que las temperaturas llegan a ser inferiores a -20ºC.
A Utah Juniper (Juniperus osteosperma) clings to rock and life with grace surrounded by the Fisher Towers. Cottontail (l) and Echo (r) towers frame Kingfisher tower (middle) rising up behind them, with the base of the Titan on the upper right side of the photo. The towers are popular with climbers, and most routes have bolts installed to protect climbers and rock.
I took this with a Zeiss Loxia 21 mm f2.8 that I got primarily for night shots, but I've found it is tack sharp for any subject and great for certain landscape shots. I thought I would need to focus stack here, but was happy with the f16 version.
Juniperus brevifolia, a juniper species endemic to the Azores, grows near Lagoa do Capitão on the island of Pico. This juniper is endangered due to habitat loss throughout the archipelago. At Lagoa do Capitão, the tree's twisted, branching form adds a magical atmosphere to area around the lake. The small, shallow lake fills a sag along a northwest-southeast trending fault in the São Roque-Piedade Volcanic Complex on Pico's eastern end.
Der Sadebaum ist in allen Teilen giftig. Verantwortlicher Hauptwirkstoff ist das ätherische Sadebaumöl.
Juniperus scopulorem, Rocky Mountain Juniper and of course sage, and wild grasses. Winter in the high desert.
Juniperus communis is a constant species of pine stands in the southern Moscow region. Its populations are very sparse: individuals are mostly separated one from another with hundreds of meters. The species is rather damaged due to the intensity of ontogenesis (very slow one), grassroots fires and sporadic cuttings
Chrissi island is also known as Gaidouronisi (donkey island) to locals and attracts thousands of visitors every year who come to enjoy its tropical waters and the shade of the extraordinary juniper trees. In fact, the island is home to one of the most important juniper forests (sp. Juniperus macrocarpa) in Greece, covering an area of about 350 acres, as well as to a rare ecosystem of marine life, and for this reason it is a protected area of natural beauty. Collecting shells or sand is strictly prohibited, as well as walking outside the designated paths and camping, activities that greatly endanger the fragile juniper trees.
Juniperus sabina, the savin juniper or savin, is a species of juniper native to the mountains of central and southern Europe and western and central Asia, from Spain to eastern Siberia.
Single-seed Juniper
學名:Juniperus squamata Lamb. var. morrisonicola
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Juniperus communis
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