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This beautiful tree was in the midst of the bush in the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project area standing all by itself. We literally spent about an hour walking around the tree and photographing it.
Believe it or not trees are as precious in the project area as the wildlife. Rangers seek to stop people from slash and burn farming and others from simply cutting down the trees for charcoal. Instead citizens are offered new alternatives, including new job opportunities, education, and alternative methods of creating charcoal. Audi supports the Wildlife Works initiative to protect the environment as part of its A3 e-tron carbon offset program.
Daisy Trees are only found in Southeast Missouri, in the geological section known as the Benton Hills, Native Americans used the blooms of this tree for decorations. Upon arrival the French quickly discovered how to convert the blooms into a semisweet yellow wine which was called Dasionette. This method of wine making was lost during the civil war.
A lone leafless tree waits for spring creeping up from the darks of the winter in the form of bluebonnets.
I really wanted to shoot the Milky Way with the tree but had to be content with just a hint of our home galaxy barely peeking over the horizon before moving on to to another pre-arranged shoot on a private ranch in Ennis , Texas.
You wonder where the trees get their nutrition when you see this don't you? Yet it seems to be doing well. I wonder how long it will stand before the sea claims it??
For those of you who don't know, North Stradbroke Island is just off the coast of Brisbane, Queensland's capital city. You cannot get there by car, you have to take a 50minute trip by the vehicular barge or a 20 minute trip by ferry. Once you get there you feel like you are in heaven.
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This red shouldered hawk made a tree-top landing approach at Jonathan Dickinson State Park in Martin County, Florida. See this, and more, on my website at tom-claud.pixels.com.
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sooc, yes, the colors are natural :). Which makes me happy.
A pair of trees we saw every day while I was in Scotland, what they called the "kissing trees." The way they were entangled over the road was just so pretty, along with the pinkish sky that morning.
It is a bit blurry because I took it while in a van.
The apple tree is a deciduous tree in the rose family best known for its sweet, pomaceous fruit, the apple. It is cultivated worldwide as a fruit tree, and is the most widely grown species in the genus Malus.
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A fallen tree at the Dutch nature reserve Loonse & Drunense duinen on a fog covered day.
Technical details: Cambo Wide with super-angulon 8,0 90mm MC lens, orange filter.
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The Tree of Life is a sculpted 14-story (145-foot tall), 50-foot wide tree, is the centerpiece and icon in Disney's Animal Kingdom theme park since it opened on April 22, 1998.
Paths known as Discovery Island Trails weave around and through this homage to nature. About 325 carved animals make up the surface of the tree and its trunk, with the Discovery Island Trails allowing guests the opportunity to explore and see them all as well as numerous animal exhibits scattered around the roots.
A theater is housed in the Tree of Life root system where the It's Tough to be a Bug! show is performed. This 8-minute, 3D movie and multimedia show features Flik, everybody's favorite ant, and his grasshopper friend, Hopper, from the Disney Pixar film A Bug's Life—along with a supporting cast of insects and arachnids who provide a surprising look into the animal kingdom.