Showing posts with label tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tree. Show all posts

Thursday, December 10, 2015

Tree and Clouds


Along the road on our afternoon walk.

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Saturday, December 27, 2014

Friday, 12/26/14


Clouds returned.  Overcast all day.  Increasingly damp as the day progressed.  Periods of light mist off and on during the afternoon.  Light drizzle during the evening.  Gusty south wind most of the day, but it backed off to moderate during the evening.

South wind is producing higher temperatures as well as increased moisture.  Temperature steadily increased all day, including during the evening.  High for the day was 51°F/10°C at midnight.

Cut, loaded, brought home, unloaded and stacked a small load of firewood.



I often harvest firewood from fallen trees, but I do not think there is any usable firewood in this tree.  I'll leave it for the bugs and fungi.

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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Tree and Fence



Tree and fence alongside our road out. Taken while on our afternoon walk. It was nice to see some blue sky after several days of overcast.

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Saturday, February 19, 2011

Shadow Shot Sunday: Tree Shadow




Though our snow is long gone, I'm still working on a backlog of shadows in the snow.  In this image I was taking a shot of the tree shadow and the thousands of little bird prints in the snow when a bird (a Dark-eyed Junco, I think) decided to contribute its shadow too.





Please visit Hey Harriet to join in the Shadow Shot Sunday fun.

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Saturday, January 22, 2011

Tree Shadow in the Snow



Right after our last snow we got a few brief moments of sunshine before the sky clouded back up again.




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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Sweet Gum in the snow



The Sweet Gum tree, Liquidambar styraciflua, stands stately between our house and vegetable garden.  Today it is collecting snow,  the songbirds lite in it on their way to and from the feeders.  There is a Cardinal in the lower left hand corner.  (Guest post from Jo Smith.)


Celebrate a tree in 2011.  It's easy:  Observe, photograph, sketch, discuss and share with other tree huggers.  Please click the logo above for participation details.

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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Fallen Tree


The amazing things isn't that the tree fell. What's amazing is that it was able to stand for as long as it did growing out of about six inches of soil on top of solid rock at the edge of a bluff.

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Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Persimmons




Our persimmon tree is loaded with green fruit this year. It's almost as if it know it produced nothing last year due to a late freeze killing all the blooms. The only problem is: Some of the branches are breaking under their load of green persimmons.

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