… at an overlook of Eagle Canyon on the Colorado Plateau.
trees
on stage …
… detritus on a stump in the forest at my university.
the stalwart …
… a hardy birch at 9,000 feet in the Ashley National Forest in northwest Utah.
finally …
… spring has arrived in the forest at my university.
surrounded …
… in the forest at my university.
last year’s leftovers …
… beech leaves that survived winter’s tug in the forest at my university.
still waiting …
… on April 15 for Spring to arrive in the forest at my university.
seeing red …
… but not with anger. I would very much like to walk through a forest like this.
the tree of survivors …
… alongside a path in the forest at my university.
go for a walk …
… as I did in the forest at my university yesterday.
my office …
… well, not exactly. But my university has acres of forest just a few minutes from my office. A nice way to begin the day …
order in chaos …
… oak trees often shed leaves in clusters.
nurse log …
… at a nature center near my university. [nurse log explainer]
surrounded …
… leaves in a trunk felled by logging in the forest at my university.
death by geyser …
… in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, USA.
old …
The forest at my university has several trees approached a century old that have swallowed barbed wire placed on them long ago.
emerging …
… leaves are bursting out in my favorite forest.
storms on Jupiter …
… no, not quite.
en route to decay …
stumped …
cold ground meets warm, moist air …
… down the hill from my house in western New York.
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