Wednesday, June 15, 2016
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a fraction of its former self
ReplyDeleteA snag.
ReplyDeleteI was not aware this is Nature Photography Day, thank you. That lovely old tree has been a shelter to millions of critters.
ReplyDeleteOld, dead trees do serve a living forest, but this one might not be standing for long. Fine character for your photo.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful "nature" shot and a wonderful poem too! I'm glad to see you are celebrating the day!
ReplyDeleteAnd I though I had big woodpeckers where I live.
ReplyDeleteAnd yet it no doubt provides shelter from time to time for one critter or another.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. This reminds me of the forests of my childhood.
ReplyDeletestill holding on....
ReplyDeleteA wonderful shot, Andy!
ReplyDeleteit's a nice home to a critter! don't stick your hand in there!
ReplyDeleteI like it!
ReplyDeleteAmazing that it's still standing!
ReplyDeleteLovely old tree and nice piece of poetry there.
ReplyDeleteGreat poem with a beautiful compagnon Andy.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful photo, amazing it is still there, watch out when coming closer....
ReplyDeletedead...but still standing!!! i like the poem!!
ReplyDeleteIt is both a fine photograph and a fine poem, Andy. I never heard about that special day.
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