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Forever amber?

2 June 2012 by David

Resin from a cherry tree

Actually resin which is exuded from cherry trees when the bark is damaged.

Resin from a cherry tree

The resin comes out slightly plastic and slightly sticky, then hardens to protect the tree.

Resin from a cherry tree

Thanks to Barbara.

Categories David
Smestow brook at Wightwick Bank
Flies resting on leaves
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