Three Trunks

Three Trunks © Lynn Wiles 2017
Three small birches in a row with only the left one catching the golden rays of the afternoon sun.

Mainly Birch

Mainly Birch © Lynn Wiles 2017
A dark tree out and center in a section of birch trees.

Catkins Low

Catkins Low © Lynn Wiles 2017
Birch catkins almost touching the newly green grass.

Maple and Birch

Maple and Birch © Lynn Wiles 2016
It wasn’t supposed to rain yesterday, but it did. Despite the rain, I have to say that I felt privileged to walk amongst the beautiful autumn trees.

Giant Fungus

Giant Fungus © Lynn Wiles 2016
I hope you can see the giant fungus on this fallen tree. Maybe a tinder?

Weaving

Weaving © Lynn Wiles 2016
I have to say that I admire the talents of a bird that can weave such a delicate, yet strong, nest.

Snow Leaf

Snow Leaf © Lynn Wiles 2016
This young birch was ready for spring and so am I. My huge birch bent into the neighbor’s yard from the weight of the snow. It took some help and a couple of sunny warm days to stand up again. But not today, deju vu it’s going to happen all over again today.

Contorted

Contorted © Lynn Wiles 2016
This birch is so bent and twisted, it reminds me of a Harry Lauder’s Walking Stick in white.

Curvaceous

Curvaceous © Lynn Wiles 2015
I’ve seen plenty of vines climbing trees, but never one deforming a birch quite like this before.

The Happy Birch

The Happy Birch © Lynn Wiles 2015
Projecting my excitement for the December warmup about to begin upon this tree.