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Branches with spring leaves European beech Fagus sylvatica , selective focus. Plant background with green spring leaves.

Funagatake Mountain Spanning Miyagi and Yamagata Prefectures

Vineyard Hill Reservation in Hamilton is an exceptionally scenic woodland in northeast Massachusetts. A glacial landscape with steep drumlins, affords 2.2 miles of scenic trails. The land part of the Essex county Greenbelt was donated by the family estate of General George S. Patton, Jr.

Lookin up in a forest with various autumn colors in the German Odenwald.

Weeping willow blowing in the wind on an autumn day in Connecticut

Colorful trees in Central Park, New York City

Autumn landscape, Mt.Daibosatsu, Koganezawa Mountains, Yamanashi, Japan (Nov-2022)

Weeping Katsura Tree blooming in late May at Haskell Gardens

Distinctive leaves of American witch-hazel (Hamamelis virginiana), a deciduous shrub or small tree of eastern North America, in dappled light at a forest edge in Connecticut's Litchfield Hills, late May. Typically grows no higher than 15 feet, according to the U.S. Forest Service. Frequently cultivated.

A fall setting in a Poplar farm as the crop matures.

The century old beach tree into a clear blue sky

$Natural Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido, \$

Low angle view of tree with small branches on the top in Ljubljana park Golovec, Slovenia.

Striking image of bare branches silhouetted against sunrays. Perfect for nature and abstract themes.

Leafs and trees in the forest, sky, jungle

American beech tree (Fagus grandifolia) in its autumn glory. Taken in Connecticut, late October.

Leaves in beautiful autumn colors, Tamagawajosui, Tokyo, Japan (Oct-Nov-2022)

fall day in washington DC with clear blue skies

$The Camperdown Elm (Ulmus glabra 'Camperdownii') in Port Gamble, Washington State, is a notable example of a rare and unique tree. The Camperdown Elm is a cultivar of the Wych Elm and is known for its distinct weeping habit and contorted branches. The original Camperdown Elm was discovered in the early 19th century on the estate of the Earl of Camperdown in Dundee, Scotland. All existing Camperdown Elms are clones of this original tree, as the cultivar does not produce viable seeds.\n\nIn Port Gamble, the Camperdown Elm has become a cherished landmark. The tree's history in the area is tied to the town's 19th-century roots as a mill town. The tree likely arrived in Port Gamble as part of the landscaping efforts when the town was being developed by the Puget Mill Company, which sought to create a picturesque community for its workers.$

Photo of autumn tree in mid November in Maryland.

branch tree forest light isolated green lush sunshine summer colour image

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