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Tree sap collecting particles. Future amber ? Photographed with Pentax Spotmatic ll film camera.

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Sap seeping from a young pinecone.

A surprise find, but I believe there may be a breeding pair at Terra Cotta Conservation area! I was busy photographing warblers when suddenly I was surprised to hear a tapping sound, low and behold a Yellow Bellied Sapsucker enjoying some sap within close range! Tough lighting conditions (bright sun, harsh shadows) but you take what you can get!

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Tree sap that is lit up naturally by the sunlight.

Walking around the edge of our meadow this morning I found a Pine dripping Sap. the sun was low, and the sap was sparkling!

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Tonle Sap is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. Its size fluctuates between 2,700 sq. km and 16,000 sq. km depending on the season.

It is part of the Mekong river system and functions as a detention basin as the water of the Mekong flows in during the rainy season thereby expanding its size and reducing the risk of flooding in the Mekong Delta that is now part of Vietnam.

The whole lake is designated as a Biosphere Reserve of UNESCO thanks to its high-level of biodiversity. It is surrounded by the flooded forests as you see in the photo, which inundate during the rainy season.

Analogic shot on film 35MM- giardino delle rose - Florence , Tuscany.

Sap Fly - Aulacigastridae

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Sap flows through a portion of the outer tree trunk called sapwood. Sapwood consists of actively growing cells that conduct water and nutrients (sap) from the roots to the branches of the tree. During the day, activity in the cells of sapwood produces carbon dioxide.

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Tree sap dripping from a conifer where a limb had been cut off. I am fascinated by the wrinkly patterns on the sap.

The light kept changing, I couldn't get close enough, the wind almost blew me over.

Kampong-Chhnang (Cambodge) - Nous sommes toujours sur les rives de la rivière « Tonlé Sap » . L’homme porte une charge d’environ 60 kilos de coquillages, malgré les 40 kilos annoncés sur le sac. J'en ai soulevé un et je peux affirmer que 40 kilos, c'est de la rigolade à côté du poids réel. Ces coquillages (genre coques) ont été pêchés dans la journée. L’homme les transborde (pieds-nus), un à un, dans un camion qui partira livrer son chargement à Phnom-Penh, à 90 km au Sud de Kampong-Chhnang.

Shellfish transport

Kampong-Chhnang (Cambodia) - We are still on the banks of the “Tonle Sap” river. The man carries a load of about 60 kg of shells, despite 40 kilos advertised on the bag. I lifted one and can say 40 pounds is a joke next to the actual weight. These shells (like cockles) were caught during the day. Man tranships the (barefoot) these bags, one by one, in a truck that will leave deliver its cargo in Phnom Penh, 90 km south of Kampong Chhnang.

Woodlands Historic Park.

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Tonlé Sap Lake / Cambodia

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This female Yellow-bellied sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius) was a day later but in the same vicinity as the other two woodies at the Springfield Conservation Nature Center. It was a bright day so I added the 1.4 extender to the big lens. You can see all the holes around the trunk that provides sap for her. This is only the second time I've seen this species, we are on the edge of the non-breeding to migration range.

Smile On Saturday-One Single Drop (It resembles a Gum Drop)

I took this photo in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We had two Pinon Trees in our front yard and sometimes the sap would drop from the trees and land on the lower branches.

A touch of yellow in the greys.

This image was taken for Macro Monday's theme - "Lighting".

This sap is backlit by dappled sunlight filtered through cherry leaves.

HMM!

Sapo de espuelas (Pelobates cultripes).

In a similar vein to my previous post, in retrospect I regret not giving this girl any currency for her effort in rowing out to our boat on Tonle Sap lake, Cambodia, in a ... tub?

We were warned by our tour guide not to give money and even though we heeded that advice, sure enough we were soon approached by other craft bearing small children and snakes. It is nevertheless difficult to resist the pleas of a young child for "dollar, dollar".

If I had this time again, I would prefer to ignore the guide's advice and pay the dollar(s), rather than feel guilty for the rest of my life that I didn't.

Whitefly (Aleyrodidae)

One from back in May that, for some reason, never got posted.

This is a fairly large adult, almost 2 mm in length

Some information about Whiteflies

Whiteflies are not 'flies' but are sap-sucking insects related to Aphids, Scale Insects and Mealybugs.

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Southeast Asia’s largest fresh water lake with fishery providing an important source of food and income for millions of people depending on the natural and agricultural habitats.

During dry season the Tonle river drains the lake into the Mekong river near Phnom Penh. During rainy season the massive floods carried by the swollen Mekong reverse the flow and fill Tonle Sap lake from 2,700 to 16,000 square km surface area.

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In recent years the ever more dams built on the Mekong upstream have led to more frequent draughts and lack of sediments and nutrients carried down river and into the lake.

Tonle Sap used to provide around 500,000 tonnes of fish or 70% of Cambodia‘s annual protein intake. 2019 natural fish catches reportedly amounted to just over 14,000 tonnes.

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A social and ecological disaster in the making in plain sight.

This shot here is from a visit in 2013 at a time with relatively low water level at the end of the dry season.

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Tonle Sap: Reeds and Nets

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker returns frequently to feed on birch sap from the numerous sap wells it created earlier.

A boy stepping from his home to a boat in a village along the river leading to Tonle Sap lake.

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Happy Sappy Saturday. Nice cool weather today, so maybe watching a couple of old drama movies will make it sappy. The golden hour light was lighting up these sap nuggets on an tree, and it just seemed interesting enough to photograph. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA, July 2020

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Sap on a fallen tree.

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