Rogie Falls Woodland
Beautiful woodland near Rogie Falls
Rock Formations At Thurso
Patterns in the rock formations at Thurso beach, Scotland.
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Death At Thurso
Decomposing remains of a sheep at Thurso beach in Scotland.
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Geese Patrolling A Loch
Tranquility interrupted by squabbling geese protecting and patrolling their territory at a Cairngorms loch.
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Chilled Out Spider
Frozen spiders web caused by freezing fog on a cold winters morning in Wendover Woods.
A Bed Of Leaves
An old branch lays comfortably amongst an undisturbed bed of leaves
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Spot The Owl Face
A sawn wooden log has the appearance of an owls eyes and beak
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A Walk In The Woods
Mature trees with deep sprawling exposed roots can be found in Wendover Woods which lies next to the ancient long distance trail called the Ridgeway
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Rocks On Barmston Beach
Rocks at Barmston beach in Yorkshire with a stream of water running out to sea.
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Tring Park Tree In The Mist
On a lovely cold crisp misty morning I came across this peculiar tree in Tring Park, Hertfordshire.
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From Landscape
Tree Trunk On The Ridgeway Path
A tree lining the route of the Ridgeway ancient path running along the top of Tring Park in Hertfordshire
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Tree Fungi
Taking a walk along the Ridgeway National Trail near Tring Park in 2016 I stumbled across this very distinctive tree at the side of the path. I noticed how well established and healthy the fungi consuming this dying tree had become, feeding off the decaying trunk and protruding from behind the bark. I felt this was an excellent example of the cycle of nature where as one organism dies, another takes it place and is nourished from the decaying matter.
