EXPLORE - December 31, 2008

pinecone

A pair of tiny fungi growing on a fallen pinecone in the woods at WWT Castle Espie.

One of natures most beautiful creations.

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A macro of a pinecone taken in my favorite little forest in Israel. All forests are little in Israel, but this one is about 10 minutes from home. There is so little nature left in Israel, we have to preserve and value what we have.

From the pine tree in my front yard. The calm before the storm.

This Evergreen Tree is top heavy with so many pinecones at the top. some have ripened and opened but the majority have not yet.

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Westonbirt Arboretum

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Another beautiful Christmas decoration from Laureen's Home.

Kelowna, BC

These are pinecones on a Black Hills Spruce that I planted in the mid 1990s.

I took this shot because my Explore obsessed dad is in disbelief that pinecone shots make it into Explore. I told him i'm gonna get this shot in. Help me out with that if ya don't mind. :D

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Happy Macro Monday

Pine cone, alone.

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This is the same pine cone pictured here from April 10, 2020. Notice how much more the cone is opened.

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PINECONE

captured with Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 2,8 f=5cm (1938)

Day 215/365 - A photo from my photo adventures with my friends Tania and Laureen.

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My collie Jester chewing on a pinecone from the tree at the bottom of the garden

Practical evening at our local camera club