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This "birdtable" with a Fly Agaric for an "umbrella" was found nailed to a tree at 2 metres height in the middle of a dense mixed forest and far away from one of the few foot paths in the German Eifel :confused1: . I still wander who put it there and for what reason, because it would have been a hell of a job to regularly deliver food to this location and besides me being on an off track field trip, not often people will have passed to witness this nice piece of "artwork" :thumbup: anyway.

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