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Pine Siskins are common residents in central Alberta and southwest to the mountains and foothills except when they are not.

 

The Atlas of Breeding Birds of Alberta says this:

 

"As with other nomadic and irruptive finches, the exact breeding range of the Pine Siskin is not easy to define. It may be common and and breeding in an area one year, and gone the next."

 

This winter there are very few around the Edmonton area. I caught this one on a river valley trail today.

 

Whiemud North Trail, Edmonton, Alberta.

auch Gewöhnliche oder Gemeine Kiefer, Wald-Föhre, Rotföhre, Weißkiefer oder Forche

Caterpillar of Actias dubernardi, the Chinese moon moth, is a moth of the family Saturniidae.

.... at Pinus sylvestris bark. When I walk through a woodland of Pinus sylvestris (Scots Pine), I love to look up close at the fantastic variation of shapes and colours in the bark. Here, I took sections out of some of the pictures I took and put them together in this collage.

Andalusian sunset from the slopes of Sierra de Andújar looking across the Guadalquivir valley toward Sierra Nevada viewed from the lynx hide at Gato Clavo.

 

Torrey pines, Pinus torreyana, overlooking the Pacific Ocean at Torrey Pines State Nature Reserve, La Jolla, California, October 12, 2020. Torrey pine is a critically endangered species and is the most rare pine in the United States. It only grows in Torrey Pines State Nature Reserve and on Santa Rosa Island, California. Enlarge to view detail. This image is the result of 8 photos using depth of field focus stacking at 70 mm.

We found this Tree in the Arboretum in Trsteno near Dubrovnik. Its origin are the Canary Islands.

Scientific name: Spinus pinus

 

Common name: Pine siskin

 

Nombre: Jilguero de los pinos

 

Lugar de Captura: Jasper Alberta Canada

Latschenkiefer - Pinus mugo - Mountain pine

Tomada con Sony A7C + NIkkor Ai-s 28mm f2.8. DSC00988.

The Japanese Red Pine (Pinus densiflora) is a resilient tree native to East Asia, spanning Korea, Japan, China, and parts of Russia. It is easily identified by its reddish bark and long, slender needles.

 

In Korea, the pine tree—known as sonamu (소나무)—holds significant cultural importance. It symbolizes longevity and resilience, thriving despite harsh conditions such as cold winters, rocky terrain, and poor soils. Commonly found in mountainous regions, it is considered a vital element of Korea’s natural landscape.

 

At Seoul’s Jangchungdan Park, these pines offer shade and shelter to local wildlife, while also embodying the deep historical and cultural connection between Koreans and nature. They frequently appear in traditional art and literature, reflecting this bond.

 

Pine wood and needles are used in Korean crafts, ceremonies, and traditional practices, symbolizing strength and endurance.

 

• 소나무 (Sonamu)

• Japanese Red Pine

• Pino rojo japonés, Pino rojo de Corea

• 赤松 (Akamatsu)

 

Scientific classification:

Kingdom: Plantae

Clade: Tracheophytes

Clade: Gymnosperms

Order: Pinales

Family: Pinaceae

Genus: Pinus

Species: P. densiflora

 

Jangchungdan Park (장충단공원), Jung-gu, Seoul

Tapada Nacional de Mafra. Mafra, Portugal.

38° 56' 14" N 9° 19' 32" O

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Tapada de Mafra is in the UNESCO World Heritage Site List whc.unesco.org/en/list/1573

Kanarenkiefern, bei El Paso

La Palma

 

Hasselblad 503 CW, Sonnar 5,6/250 mm

Kodak TMY 400 entwickelt in Tanol

Lithprint SE5 auf Oriental G

Catechol 1+100

Selentonung MT 1, 1+9

 

bei Barlovento, La Palma

Digitalaufnahme vom Originalabzug 50x50 cm aus 2004

Hasselblad 503 CW, Distagon 4/40 mm

Kodak TMY 400 entwickelt in Tanol

Lithprint SE5 auf Oriental G, Selentonung

Rotting core of a standing-dead Monterey pine, Pinus radiata.

Pine Warbler, Setophaga pinus pinus, 5.5 in. / 13.97 cm. COMMON in pine forests where it nests and in other habitats during the winter.

 

Huffman, Harris County, Texas, United States.

 

©bryanjsmith.

a pine shrub reimagined

with Nik software.

 

once there was a way

to get back homeward

once there was a way

to get back home ...

- may golden slumbers fill your eyes

- and smiles await you when you rise ...

 

- and in the end

the love you take

is equal to the love you make ...

 

listening to The Beatles -

"Golden Slumbers" 1969

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1q5sn21ZkQ

   

Kein durchkommen im Pinienwald der Toskana.

Ist übrigens kein Schwarz Weiß Foto.

Thank you for a visit, comment or fav!

Pinheiros mansos, em Miranda do Douro.

Photo information:

Film type: 135.

Film name: Ilford Delta 400@400.

Developer: Kodak D-76.

Process: 20°C.

Developer dilution: 1+1.

Developing time: 14'.

Agitation: in 20 sec every 1 min.

Camera: Nikon F4.

Lens: Jupiter 21M 4/200.

Filter(s) used: no

Aperture: 8.

Exposure time: 1/250.

Focal length: 200 mm.

Scanner manufacturer: Epson Perfection V550 Photo.

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