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Dead trunk with bee holes

19 December 2015 by David

Dead trunk with bee holes

The remains of the upstanding trunk of a dead tree in Himley Plantation. A close-up at about eye level shows the wood where the bark has fallen away marked by depressions, the ends of excavations made by bees or other burrowing insects.

Dead trunk with bee holes

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