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Snow covered Thuja hedge.
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Three Hakuba mountains of Hakuba-yari, Shakushi, and Shirouma or Hakuba across the shrub of Kurobe (Japanese thuja, thuja standishii), an evergreen coniferous species in the cypress family. It is usually a tall tree but is dwarfed here due to a poor soil condition.
Macro Mondays # Stone Rhyming Zone
This piece of plant is 4 cm long!
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This photo was taken on the Happoone ridge at an altitude of around 2,000 m, which is well below the forest limit of 2,500 m in Kita Alps. However, tall trees do not grow on Happoone due to an odd soil condition combined with a windy climate.
The plant in autumn colour in the lower left is an oak species called Mizunara (Quercus crispula) that is usually a tall tree of more than 20 m. Conifer species beside the oak is Haimatsu (Siberian dwarf pine, Pinus pumila) that is usually a shrub in the alpine zone. Conifer plant behind Haimatsu is Kurobe or Nezuko (Japanese thuja, Thuja standishii), which is also a tall tree on normal soils.
Bamboo grass in the lower right is Chishima-zasa (Sasa krilensis).
The thuja hedge is a place of major interest for the cats as it is always full of birds. Sethi spends a lot of time on the fence provided that the dogs who live in the garden on the other side of the fence aren't around. Of course he wouldn't even remotely think of trying to catch a bird....
We have two thuja trees in the front garden, and Vas'ka sometimes likes to hide there... Happy Caturday!
Op het schitterende Landgoed 'De Eese' gelegen in de kop van Overijssel tussen Steenwijk en het 3-provinciën-punt , bevindt zich een indrukwekkende laan met zeer grote en prima ontwikkelde exemplaren van de Reuzenlevensboom.
Deze bomen kunnen wel zo'n 35 meter hoog worden en hier zijn ze dat ook wel !!
De stamomvang van de grootsten bedraagt enkele meters !!
Een heel bijzonder gezicht !
Thuja Orientalis. Tree of life.
Unfolder sheet to make a symmetrical shape. 4 cm. Total.
Hoja de Tuya de 2 cm., desdoblada.
I took some photos of this 1,000 year old Western Red Cedar tree last June before it was damaged in a storm last winter. Considered to be one of the largest of its kind (Thuja plicata) in the world - another source lists it at 175 ft. tall. I am very glad to have these photos to remember this magnificent old tree before it was split in half.
Male stobili (pollen cones) on white cedar (Thuja occidentalis) tree stems.
Męskie stobila (szyszki) na pędach żywotnika zachodniego (Thuja occidentalis).
Thuja occidentalis, also known as northern white-cedar, eastern white-cedar, or arborvitae, is an evergreen coniferous tree, in the cypress family Cupressaceae, which is native to eastern Canada and much of the north-central and northeastern United States. It is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant.
Northern white cedar (Thuja occidentalis) cones are opening.
Szyszki żywotnika zachodniego (Thuja occidentalis) się otwierają.
Blattspitzen einer Thuja / Macro 1/1 - abstrakt Macroarbeit
Mein persönlicher Montag , die Umsetzung des Themas " ungewöhnliche Muster " . Fotografiert mit meinem Lieblingsobjektiv , dem Nikon 105 f2.8 😊
Happy Monday ! und einen guten Start in die neue ( erste ) Sommer -Woche
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Leaf tips of a Thuja / Macro 1/1 - abstract macro work My personal Monday, the implementation of the topic "unusual pattern". Photographed with my favorite lens, the Nikon 105 f2.8 😊 Happy Monday! and a good start to the new (first) summer week
Yellowish green Kurobe or Nezuko (Japanese thuja, Thuja standishii) is usually a tall tree but it formed a shrub entangled with Haimatsu (Siberian dwarf pine, Pinus pumila) in Happoone. It is unusual.
Being in the same genus as Pacific red cedar (Thuja plicata), Kurobe is one of many "relatives in America" type of sub-alpine plant species in Japan.
Haimatsu is an evergreen pine species found in cool climate regions in Russian Far East and East Asia. Hai-matsu means "creeping pine" as you see.
It is a typical alpine plant although Happone is in the sub-alpine zone below the forest limit of 2,500 m.
Photographed the cluster of cones and needles of a Eastern White Cedar on Prout's Island on Lake Sesekinika in Grenfell Township in Northeastern Ontario Canada
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The other week we had a big snow chaos in Munich and in no time my small garden changed into a little WinterWonderland. When I looked out of my window, I didn't trust my eyes because all of a sudden I saw ... a PolarBear had made himself comfortable in one of my thujas. So I quickly took this photo as proof that miracles are happening from time to time .... :-))
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
taken Dec 03, 2023 and uploaded for the group
Canon EOS 450D - EF 70-300 mm IS USM
ƒ/5.6
207.0 mm
1/250 Sec
ISO 320