Where do birds most often rest? After all in the trees. From the evaluation of the bird challenge, I get to the evaluation of the Tree Challenge. This challenge attracted 6 supporters who submitted their images and articles. These 6 daredevils received upvote from the ANC.
Come with me to remember how they enriched our knowledge.
@jjprac
he presented us with pictures of a linden tree, which stood near the village of Oselce near the town of Nepomuk. Yes, she was. Unfortunately, she succumbed to the elements. However, even this belongs to the natural development of nature.
@antikus369
sent a picture of an oak tree in a Moscow park. The oak was planted in the mid-19th century
@crazy-andy
provided fascinating images of the Namibian desert. Although the pictures usually show dead trees, it is these trees that breathe life into the desert :-)
@melinda010100
provided a picture of an oak tree. She focused on the tree's ability to "heal" wounds on broken branches. She also found the term "barrier wood", which is used in connection with this phenomenon.
@haastrecht
he invited us for a walk in a beech (?) forest somewhere in Holland. He noticed that there were only "twisted" trees.
@thesobuz
he introduced us to the "sea almond tree". The fruits of this tree are edible and taste like almonds :-)
Thank you all for participating in the weekly call and for interesting information about some of the trees.
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