Lakeside view through the branches of a tree at Kew Gardens

November 16, 2019November 16, 2019

T is for Trees

Trees in the Australian outback

Close-up detail of natural pattern in sawn beech wood

Sea stack, known also as a "Flower Pot" at Hopewell Rocks in New Brunswick, Canada

Riverside trees reflected in water at Kejimkujik National Park

Dead trees from severe weather conditions near Morning Star Cove

Mangroves on a river bank at Kewarra Beach in Queensland

Dunes stabilised by pine trees

Leafy lane

The Bird Tree Mosaiculture horticultural design at Jardin Botanique de Montreal

Sausage Tree, Kigelia africana, with fruits.

Bankside trees reflected in flood waters in sheep pasture

Epiphytic Asplenium Fern high in a tree of the Daintree near Kuranda

The golden green colour of newly opening leaves on hillside trees in Cape Breton

Cooper's or Scaly Tree Fern (Cyathea cooperi) in Cairns Botanic Gardens in tropical Queensland, Australia.

Winter landscape with trees and snow in the Dorset countryside

The path beside the beech trees on a frosty January morning

Looking up into the branches of an old beech tree

Early morning view from my window 12th December 2018

Stunted palm tree growing on a rocky outcropn near the Lookout on Four Mile Beach in Port Douglas

Lakeside view through the branches of a tree at Kew Gardens

Beech trees in spring at Charlton Down

Tree standing in a wheat field in summer:, CD

Twisted tree trunks in the rainforest at Kuranda

Close-up of a network of vines wrapped around a tree.

Copper beech tree with new leaves

Tree shaped lamp post, South Bank, London

Trees silhoutted against the skyline

Leaves reflected in water

Tree bark texture in the Australian outback

Beech tree with new leaves

"Copper in Bloom" sculpture by Andy Young with copper pipe stems and bone china blossoms at Kew Gardens

Frost covered tree

Bronze tree sculpture at Kew Gardens.

Frost covered tree

Lonely pine tree in a harvested wheat field

Now – August 2017

Woman sitting against a redwood tree

Sparse vegetation and mossy hummocks in boogy ground benath the trees in Kejimkujik National Park

View from a forest walk

Fan Palms, Licuala ramsayi, in the Australian Daintree rainforest

A group of gnarled and stunted trees growing in a bog

Rainforest on the edge of Kewarra Beach in Queensland

Votive offerings on trees at a sacred site

Logs from a felled tree in a mature beech avenue

Twisted vines around a tree in the Daintree tropical rainforest

Snowy view from my window

Tree with scratch marks made by Sika Deer when they try to remove the 'velvet' from their antlers. Arne, Dorset, UK.

Rural springtime view in the Dorset landscape

Rebecca's Tree Fern in the Daintree rainforest of Queensland, Australia

Trees on the banks of the Mareeba Wetlands in Queensland Australia

Sculpture "Treeology" by Marla Benton, Teresa Bergen and Mary Jane Lundy at Historic Gardens, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Sugar Maple trees at the Lone Shieling

Tree roots at Dubuji, Queensland, Australia

Tree bark texture in the Australian outback

Nature along the Farigaig forest trail on the banks of Loch Ness in Scotland

Red sky at sunrise with silhouetted winter trees

Pine trees at Whiteford Point, Gower

Trees with exposed roots growing on a sandy beach

Fan Palms, Licuala ramsayi, in the Australian Daintree rainforest

Willow tree on the bank of a stream

Trees in the Australian outback

Coastal view with reflections of trees on the smooth water surface

Autumn leaves on trees

Snowy view from my window

Oak tree branches overhanging a lake

Dense thicket of young trees in late summer

Beneath the willow tree that overhangs the river

Trees on the beach at Cape Tribulation in Queensland, Australia 3

Trees on the beach at Cape Tribulation in Queensland, Australia 3

Fan Palms, Licuala ramsayi, in the Australian Daintree rainforest

Trees reflected in still dark water in a bog along the Cabot Trail

Looking up into the tree top

Trees growing on coastal rock at Irving Nature Park in New Brunswick

Trees on the beach at Cape Tribulation in Queensland, Australia 1

Trees on the beach at Cape Tribulation in Queensland, Australia 1

Early morning view from my window 13th December 2018

Field boundary hedgerows and tree dividing fields of yellow flowering oilseed rape crop

Looking up into the canopy of a large beech tree

Tree-topped red cliffs and sea-stacks at Hopewell Rocks in New Brunswick, Canada.

T is for TREES. There is something about trees that makes you feel good. Click on any picture to enlarge it and view in a gallery.

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8 Replies to “T is for Trees”

Linda Grashoff says:

November 16, 2019 at 4:04 pm

Wow. What a feast. Some outstanding beauties in here, Jessica.

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winderjssc says:

November 17, 2019 at 6:35 am

Thank you, Linda.

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Emma Cownie says:

November 17, 2019 at 9:15 am

Beautiful! I had to take a closer look at “Winter dawn” because I thought they were on fire!

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Frogend_dweller says:

November 17, 2019 at 3:40 pm

Great selection and glad you allowed plenty of choices!

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winderjssc says:

November 18, 2019 at 6:55 am

Thanks, Emma.

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winderjssc says:

November 18, 2019 at 6:59 am

Thank you, Allison. I know I have been a bit over the top with the number of pictures in each post of this alphabet series but it is really just a review (maybe celebration)) of all the posts I have done since I started blogging. So please forgive the indulgence.

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Frogend_dweller says:

November 24, 2019 at 4:49 pm

Oh I encourage you to keep at it!!!

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winderjssc says:

November 25, 2019 at 6:53 am

Thank you, Allison. 😊

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