This is part of the Scots Pine Tree.
About Me
- Ananka
- I have been Blogging since 2011. I first started with 2 Blogs about nail polish, which I do from time to time. My main focus is on my more recent Blog which is about photography, mainly nature and wildlife. Welcome to my little world :-)
Pines have such interesting plant parts, some can even be eaten.
ReplyDeleteThey really do. Some can be yes and you can make tea from the needles as well with some :-D
DeleteBeautiful, Ananka!
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda :-D
DeleteThat sure is colorful!
ReplyDeleteIt really is :-D
DeleteThis is an unusual tree for me!
ReplyDeleteIt's very common over here Irina :-D
DeleteLovely to see.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thanks Jan :-D
DeleteUy que linda foto. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
Delete...one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear Tom :-D
DeleteDon't think I've ever seen a pinecone quite like that.
ReplyDeleteIt is very cool I think! Thanks Kirk :-D
DeleteLovely - very unique looking. Thanks for sharing the photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks Judee :-D
DeleteLovely capture -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine :-D
DeleteFlowers and pollen bags.
ReplyDeleteYup! Thanks :-D
DeleteWhen enlarged, everything looks different!
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful February, Ananka!
It really does! Thanks :-D
DeleteWe had one once-- someplace. Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill :-D
DeleteKnown as Tall in Swedish. The most commom tree here.
ReplyDeleteGood to know Stefan :-D
DeleteJust stopping by to wish you a happy weekend, Ananka 🥐☕🍩
ReplyDeleteThanks Giorgio :-D
DeleteScotland seems like a great place for a Scots Pine!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly does :-D
DeleteLooks nice! The Scots pines I see over here are usually dark brown.
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie :-D
DeleteTerrific, I love close-up looks at what we see every day. There is always an amazing aspect. I almost see a basket type weave in these pods.
ReplyDeleteI do like close-up photos too :-D It does look like that, I agree :-D
DeleteLovely photo! How are you doing? How is the recovery progressing?
ReplyDeleteThanks Ivana. Slowly getting there. Long way to go though! :-D
DeleteEsse pinheiro silvestre é muito lindo. Acho que no Brasil não temos desse tipo. Desejo um bom final de semana e muita saúde.
ReplyDeleteThanks Luiz :-D
DeleteLovely photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne :-D
DeleteWhat a gorgeous photo! Nature can be so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt really can Shannon, thanks :-D
DeleteMarvelous photo and a fascinating shape these pines have.
ReplyDeleteThey are amazing. Thanks Denise :-D
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