Although I love the green leaves of summer, a bare tree allows me to see birds which are otherwise hidden. This tree may be dead, but it still has value to wildlife.
July 26, 2025
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Yes, I agree! And bare branches make great patterns :)
ReplyDeleteMy birding friend was telling me about other birders who like to see the warblers early in springtime, who like highest limbs of trees. She says they have a condition sometimes called warbler's neck. I could understand.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite types of photos, bare tree branches in silhouette!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art here
ReplyDelete...it's nice the tree's structure.
ReplyDeleteThis is superb!
ReplyDeleteDead trees are very important and the more we can leave standing the better.
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