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The Avon Wildlife Sanctuary near Bristol, UK. Taken with my Kodak DC210 1mp.

Dailyshoot :

 

The warmth of wood takes on many shapes and forms. Make a photograph of something made of wood today.

 

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An old dead tree out back is a favorite spot for the many species of woodpeckers that live in my woods, including this female red belly.

Driving along the loch side from Balmaha I was teased by some strong sunlight breaking through the murk making me speed up a little, unfortunately within 10 minutes of arriving and setting up my gear the light was more subdued but I was treated to a brief hint of colour escaping under the cloud layer, I'll try not to wait another 4 years before Im back here to try again!.

Portugal - orange trees could be found everywhere.

 

I love travelling light, so I decided that this time I would only carry my 50mm prime lens with me. It might sound crazy to some, but I quite enjoyed the challenge. This is one of the landscape pictures I took with this only set up I had.

the smallest drop tree - two months later

Cemetery near Ithaca, NY

Étang de la Bonde (Provence, France)

 

IR 715nm 28mm @ ƒ/6.3 1/250

Disneyworld's Animal Kingdom

Going after a previously stored snack in the granary tree. Acorn Woodpeckers live year-round in oak and pine-oak woodlands of western Oregon, California, and the Southwest through Mexico and Central America. In the fall, acorns are stored in tree trunks to be used year round.

La comarca del Maestrat es extraordinariamente rica en olivos milenarios, monumentales, que constituyen en conjunto uno de los más preciados elementos del patrimonio histórico, cultural y vegetal del norte de Castellón. Ya conocemos sus características: olivos de la variedad "Farga", con troncos descomunales cuyo perímetro a 1'30 m. del suelo oscila entre los 5 y 9 metros, y cuyas edades se cifran entre los 1.000 y 2.500 años.

El Maestrat. La Salzadella (Castelló/ Spain).

Lost trolley used behind the local fish n chip shop.

Designed and folded by Tran Trung Hieu (C) Oct 2012

 

Dead tree or living tree?

Sometimes up to 12 at a time have taken a liking to this tree. Sadly over time this will be the end of the tree, due the toxicity of their guano.

 

See what a colony of 30,000 can do....

www.thestar.com/news/gta/2009/05/20/30000_cormorants_dest...

This is what I looked at this morning out my bedroom window.

I am now heading for a bit of cabin fever again I think...

more snow yesterday and over night...and still falling....

And we thought we were finished with it.....

 

Left my house last night to do a 15min trip

and turned back after an 1hour plus.....

 

:-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-(

 

So if any of you are out and about

Be safe if you are walking or driving...

 

Thanks for stopping by.....

  

November 24, 2017

 

A unique looking tree. I think it's a bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) - a deciduous conifer.

 

Theodore Roosevelt Island

Near Arlington, Virginia

The island is within the District of Columbia.

 

Washington D.C. - USA

 

Thanksgiving week in Washington DC

 

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Photo taken in Fujimi Kisaradu city Chiba(千葉県木更津市富士見)

Drove around for about 3 hours trying to find some autumn colors.

On our way back, just five minutes from home we found this tree.

The leaves on the previous photo are just where i'm standing taking this photo.

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