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Oak tree, frosty autumn morning

6 December 2017 by David

Oak tree, frosty autumn morning

View taken only a few yards from the picture in the previous post, looking out of the edge of Himley Plantation to an open field with an oak tree in the middle. Frost remained on the grass in the shadow of the wood, but not on the grass in direct sunlight.

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Himley Plantation, frosty autumn morning
Birch polypore on a fallen trunk
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