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Prolific branching (brooms) caused by hemlock dwarf mistletoe infection of western hemlock near Haines, AK in Chilkat State Park. USDA Forest Service photo by Robin Mulvey.
This time of year you can see the mistletoe growing in the trees, but it's always too high to reach ... unless you're a bird!
Pretty Mistletoe Christmas heart hand embroidered with a sprig of mistletoe and the word 'Peace'. I do love mistletoe with its gorgeous leaf shape.
I'm always admiring large mistletoes on the tree in front of Hampton Court Palace...
@ Hampton Court Palace
Although mistletoe often grows on apple trees, I cannot ever remember seeing the berries fruiting at the same time as the apples. Magic!
I think this tree may not be too happy with that many parasitic guests ... seen from Magdalen Bridge.
The Mistletoe post office was closed December 30, 1999 at the retirement of Mr AB Couch, who had served since 1970. Due to it's Christmas themed name, the post office cancelled cards with a speical postmark designed by Mr Couch's son. That specially designed Christmas postmark was painted onto the Couch's mailbox after the PO was closed.