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Pinus-Arten sind Bäume oder seltener Sträucher. Das Holz, die Rinde, die als Nadeln geformten Blätter und häufig auch die Zapfen bilden Harzkanäle. Der Stamm ist monopodial, geht also von der Basis bis zur Spitze durch.
Pinus species are trees or, less often, bushes. The wood, the bark, the leaves shaped as needles and often also the cones form resin channels. The trunk is monopodial, so it goes through from the base to the tip.
Because it winters in the southeast U.S.--never leaving for the Caribbean or South America like most other warblers--the Pine Warbler (Setophaga pinus) is one of the first to return to the northeast during spring migrations. In the winter, migratory pine warblers join forces with pine warblers that never leave the southeast, often forming flocks up to 100 birds deep. Quite a sight! Also, these are seed-eating warblers, though one could never call them vegan. They eat pine seeds during cold winter months, but--alas--during the summer months of plenty, they feast greedily on caterpillars and other insects like any other respectable warbler.
Die Samenzapfen der Kiefer sind gestielt und stehen einzeln oder häufiger in Gruppen nahe den Enden der Triebe.
The seed cones of the pine are stalked and stand individually or more often in groups near the ends of the shoots.
Stepped out this evening to check the sky and was greeted with this lovely well placed 22º lunar halo. NB53653
Late afternoon sun on the Ta'Pinu Basilica, the National Shrine of the Blessed Virgin of Ta' Pinu , Gharb, Gozo
Being the only warbler to eat seeds as a primary component of its diet has its benefits--it allows the Pine Warbler (Setophaga pinus) to head north earlier than its insect-eating warbler brothers. These pretty birds feast mostly on pine seeds and, accordingly, are found near conifers. In warmer months, they do supplement their diets with bugs. This first of the year warbler for me was indeed catching insects on the wing!
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FR Pin sylvestre - EN Scots pine - ES Pino albar - DE Wald-Kiefer
Pinus sylvestris L. (rameaux avec cônes mâles)
Lisière forestière (alt. 810 m)
Oberelsbach (arrondissement de la Rhön-Grabfeld, Bavière, Allemagne)
Peut-être indigène (Europe, Nord de l'Asie)
Questo bellissimo gattone è Pinù. Purtroppo ha perso una zampa posteriore in un incidente. E' un gattone dolcissimo. E' fratello di Macchia e Zio di Pallina.
ENG: This beautiful cat is Pinù. Unfortunately, he lost a back leg in an accident. He's a sweet cat. He is the brother of Macchia and Uncle of Pallina.
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Ta' Pinu, a basilica famous for grace, miracles and pilgrimages
The Ta’ Pinu Basilica is located is the village of Gharb in the North Western Part of the island. It is particularly known for its annexed museum recording hundreds of stories of alleged miracles, making the church a famous site for pilgrimages.
Eastern White Pine
Pinus strobus
from: ontariotrees.com/main/species.php?id=2071
Other common names: Northern White Pine, Weymouth Pine, White Pine
French names: Pin blanc
Family: Pine Family (Pinaceae)
Group: Pines
Distinctive features: Tree; Needles soft, in bundles of 5.
Similar species:
• Red Pine (Pinus resinosa) - 2 needles per bundle.
• Austrian Pine (Pinus nigra) - 2 (sometimes 3) needles per bundle.
Flowers: Spring
Habitat: Forests, Fields and Open Areas.
Edible: Needles make a nice tea.
Native/Non-native: Native
Status: Common.
Eastern White Pine has fine needles, five to a bunch. One way to remember this is that there are five letters in the word "white".
They are very soft to the touch, and you're not likely to get pricked by them.
summer vacation Georgian Bay
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Scattata presso Baia San Felice. Un esemplare di Pinus halepensis che cresce in solitaria nel suo habitat naturale
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Great Basin bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva)
Inyo National Forest
Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
Schulman Grove
Discovery Trail
Thanks to Photo Sphere contributors Orlando G. and Peng Shi.
My first snow photo this season. I'm hoping for many more.
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ADOX Syrup 110 [HC-110] dilution H per MDC
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One of four newly planted Pinus Nigras, or Austrian pines, in our garden. Standing about 5 feet tall, these can grow to a height of between 65 and 180 feet.
The stone pine (Pinus pinea) is characteristic of the western Mediterranean. This example was seen growing at Marina di Campo on the Island of Elba, Italy.
Waldkiefern (Pinus sylvestris) und Pfeifengräser (Molinia) im Diersfordter Wald.
European red pines (Pinus sylvestris) and moor grass (Molinia) in the Diersfordt forest.