Giralda Farms, Madison, NJ

Sunlight reflecting off a very large Silver Birch tree in Erddig park, Wrexham

Paramecium, Ciborium and Tree Trunk at Terrace Bar, Canberra

Forest detail, Illawara Fly Treetop Walk, NSW South Coast.

De boomstam omhoog

Up a tree

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North Inch, Perth, Scotland

No idea how to describe this......

It was just a branch of sorts either growing out of the trunk or growing into the trunk.

I just thought it was a weird image.

The final in my three-part series of old tree trunks in Japan. Love the intricacy of the tangled branches and the knotted wood.

Cool idea for a centerpiece. Trunk with a small opening cut in the top for a votive candle

Photo taken in or near Amani Nature Reserve

East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania

By N.J. Cordeiro

Post-Production by J. Quicho

Tree trunk of Macaranga , Macaranga tanarius , Euphorbiaceae , Tumkullum , Airlie Beach , Australian rainforest plants, arfp, qrfp, tropicalarf ,

tree trunk, Adelaide Parklands, South Australia.

to be considered for a printed and framed mosaic

East Park, Hull.

Glen Rose, Texas

I thought I'd try a vertical pano - 3 shots joined by Autostitch. Tree trunk on Bredon Hill, Worcestershire.

Eucalyptus marginata

Roscoe smith preserved some white chestnut trunks in the 40's to construct a hall using them as pillars. WWII put the kybosh on those plans. The trunks are now used in the farm equipment exhibit.

Yarnbombing in Eastsound, Orcas Island.

Storm damage in the park

One of the trees that grows around our carpark at work has these beautiful colouring and markings on the trunk.

You can't see them in the photos but there is a line of ants that scurries up and down all day long

Hacks Lagoon Conservation Park

Bool Lagoon

South east

South Australia

Fruiting bodies of Inonotus munzii growing on the trunk of a dead Fremont cottonwood. The tree has become a bird house after being hollowed out by woodpeckers.

HOLGA POLAROID

Tree bark

Un tronc d'arbre mort perdu dans l'enfer vert de la Brière.

Dibbinsdale