the beauty of standing deadwood

[David Humphries]

Not standing (but probably was at some point )

 

Too nice not to share & I can't be arsed to start a new thread

 

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[sean]

Not standing (but probably was at some point )

 

Too nice not to share & I can't be arsed to start a new thread

 

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glad you did........not the same ring to it anyway....'the beauty of left in situ deadwood'

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

glad you did........not the same ring to it anyway....'the beauty of left in situ deadwood'

 

And there was me thinking david was getting desperate for a post and putting up a bunch of ugly old sticks that fell in the mud!

 

I will be checking that spot out for lentinus tigrinus in a decade!

[David Humphries]

I will be checking that spot out for lentinus tigrinus in a decade!

 

Pond in the woodland walk area of Knebworth.

 

 

 

Some very interesting lines of maturing Beech near by.

 

Worth re-visiting later in the year me thinks

 

 

 

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[sean]

One from Wimbledon common today......well worth a visit if anybody passes by.:001_smile:

[RobArb]

no pictures but a story......

 

about 6 weeks ago i took down a large sycamore in a local park, the tree was situated right close to someones back garden and had been pollarded (badly) in the past and was on its way out

 

with a dbh of about 3' it was a perfect candidate (IMO) of a nature stick, but it was down for a fell so spoke to the TO and the client whos garden it was and it was decided to leave it at about 15' for the bugs, beasties, birds and fungus to eat at:thumbup:

 

this week had to go back to it to fell it because a local politician had complained about it being an eyesore:thumbdown:

 

[RobArb]

[David Humphries]

Seasons pass, but decay endures.

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[wisewood]

no pictures but a story......

 

about 6 weeks ago i took down a large sycamore in a local park, the tree was situated right close to someones back garden and had been pollarded (badly) in the past and was on its way out

 

with a dbh of about 3' it was a perfect candidate (IMO) of a nature stick, but it was down for a fell so spoke to the TO and the client whos garden it was and it was decided to leave it at about 15' for the bugs, beasties, birds and fungus to eat at:thumbup:

 

this week had to go back to it to fell it because a local politician had complained about it being an eyesore

 

 

What a twit!

Oh sorry I mis-spelled that:sneaky2:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

What a twit!

Oh sorry I mis-spelled that:sneaky2:

 

yeah I know what you mean I thought blunt but im dyslexic too:001_rolleyes: