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3/30/2010
Moss, Mushrooms, And Massive Trees
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This mossy mushroom patch was on the shake roof of a gazebo. The photograph was taken at Francis King Regional Park, Saanich B.C., on the El...
3/28/2010
Cedars: Old Timers Of The Ancient Forest
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Western red and yellow cedars are the longest lived trees in the ancient coastal forest. Many of these eon-busting trees have been documente...
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3/23/2010
Impressive Douglas Fir Snag
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This is actually a huge, short snag that is broken off just up from the top of the photo. The massive bole lies down the slope to the right,...
3/20/2010
Large Old Snags Very Important To Wildlife
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Snags, or standing dead trees, like the one near the center of the above photograph, provide food and shelter for a richness of life. Birds ...
3/15/2010
Big Leaf Maple Epiphytes
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An epiphyte is a plant that grows upon another plant (such as a tree) non-parasitically. Big leaf maples provides a scaffolding for moss, ...
3/13/2010
Francis/King Regional Park: Trees and Trails
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One of the moss-covered, deeply fissured, centuries old Douglas firs in the Heritage Grove of Francis/King Park. Francis/King Regional Park ...
3/08/2010
Giant Douglas-fir In Sooke
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This is the biggest Douglas fir I have found within the Sooke, B.C. town boundary . It is a healthy, robust s pecimen that is easily sever...
3/07/2010
New Forest, Beach, and Waterfront Parks For South Island
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CRD , conservation groups buy controversial Jordan River lands By Judith Lavoie , Times Colonist March 5, 2010 The Capital Regional Distri...
3/04/2010
World's Largest Known Douglas Fir In Danger?
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The Victoria Times Colonist reported troubling activity around the world's largest known Douglas fir, back in January . Close to the Red...
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3/01/2010
Sunriver Douglas-fir Snag
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