the body language of Decay, The Delights of D

[RobArb]

sorry i meant pg 20 of the pdf, its page 96 of the article:blushing:

[RobArb]

few fungal/deadwood/big fallen limbs shots from todays jaunt:thumbup:

 

there's just too many to post them all, probably missed some of the better shots:001_smile:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Been a busy little bee haven't we! not really living trees with expressions though!

 

Keep that up (observation) and youll gain more than youll realise for a while, after a few years of looking at these old rotten trees youll start to see patterns, and start to find it gets more and more addictive to seek out more clues to the puzzle.

 

Theres a bit of a surge with you lot lately, and i am enjoying seeing you alls at it!

[RobArb]

Yeh, kinda new it was different to actually living with decay (more like the remnants being eaten:lol:) but not been to that place in a few years and the once living are now dying, there's still plenty big beech and oak with lots to tell and I'll be spending a good few days there this fall:thumbup:

[armybloke]

A few snaps from the weekend out in the woods at Zigzag Hill, Selbourne.

[armybloke]

Blashford Lakes, New Forest

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Nice one army bloke! G. adspersum is uncommon on Oak IME/location, was it Q.petrea by chance?

[RobArb]

the beech still growing on with one limb left, and the elephant ears split out thriving:thumbup:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

lots of lovely images, seems like your enjoying it!

[RobArb]

could spend days in that place:thumbup:

 

got a bit snap happy tonight though, next time going to focus on quality of finds (more time looking) might even take the kit and climb some i haven't already climbed:biggrin: