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When I saw this tree in the cactus room, I did a double take. I have never seen nor heard of a cactus tree before now.

Recently broken off rotting tree trunk, Mount Auburn Cemetery, Stickney, Illinois

Love these trees - Had to get a pic. (Hubbard Valley)

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Felled mature trees in Grangewood Park.

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near Bellbird camp

Birds Australia Gluepot Reserve

South Australia

Unfortunately I did not see the spider(s) responsible for this maginificent web that almost covered a complete tree trunk... Wonderful sight in the rainforest; Tanjung Puting, Central Kalimantan (Borneo) Indonesia

From the series Tree Trunks San Bernardo del Viento

From a log, and a really funny shaped branch, this looked like a wise bird to me.

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This warbler was not flying as fast as usual so we were able to get some shots of him/her.

This is a picture of the trunk, starting at about 4 meters up. There is a rope hanging from one of the lowest branches.

I see an owl's eyes. This was the bottom of a tree trunk and I thought it was pretty neat looking.

An unusual viewpoint of leafless trees

little cute vole on a hot day in lower walton

red gum, Adelaide Parklands, South Australia

I know I have several other shots like this in my photostream. But probably not one taken in Farragut Square.

Orson Treetrunks is a Kuma. I needs one.

taken on my son's place in the Texas Hill Country

We have had so much rain over the last few years that the moss has taken hold on most of the tree trunks in Clyne Gardens. Please Try to view on black as well...it will be worth it!

hollow tree trunk

Just discovered that both of our pear trees in the front yard are covered in holes like this. A big mystery, but I was suspicious. Alas, I think we have one of these - a Yellow-bellied sapsucker. I always thought it was just a Woodpecker. Now I have to figure out if it's going to damage the tree. Yikes.

No-hunting sign from the Taconic State Park Commission, overgrown by a big lippy knob of tree bark.

Tree trunk pesticide application.

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