I was amazed at how these trees appear to be growing out the side of another tree which had fallen over at some stage. I've never seen this sort of thing before.
I was amazed at how these trees appear to be growing out the side of another tree which had fallen over at some stage. I've never seen this sort of thing before.
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Me either - although I have seen an eucalypt which had blown down eventually have its branches right themselves and continue to grown into a "new trunk" maybe that's what's happened here, I can see what appears to be the root ball on the right..... Nice pic, love that there's no understory makes for a lovely set of trunks. These look like animals have rubbed against them ....
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How interesting, I've never seen trees growing like that either. What a great find.
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Spill the beans. Location?
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Good observation, that is the root ball on the right, and you're probably correct on how the new trunks have developed.Originally Posted by twistednoodle
We were just walking through the trees and it was just off the beaten track
Whakarewarewa Forest - Rotorua
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seen lots of them. Plants have unbelievable ways of surviving
I have seen a tree that has fallen onto another and they have grown to be one tree.
Interesting photo; thanks for share
The camera & lens it's just a tool to capture light and shadows.
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That was interesting. What sort of trees are they?
Oooo really like the other two! If I could say that place then maybe I'd visit it!!
That'd be a really good Forum topic ............ Must see/photograph sites
1. Wakdjofiheoafhoeihfi - New Zealand (insert pic).
2. Blah Blah blah - Tasmania
that'd be an invaluable tool when researching potential photographic sites when you're travelling.............
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You're welcome
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I agree, something along the lines of a travel blog. We also have something similar under Wiki on this forum.
You can get a free app for smart tabs etc. called Stuck On Earth which does something similar
Here is a view from a different angle
Close up of the forest floor
Closeup of the bark of one of the trees
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Very cool thanks for the education Minty.
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I've seen it before but perhaps not so old and obvious as these
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Fantasticly interesting photo. Just lovely.
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