Regrowth after the fires 2, a photo from New South Wales, East

Photographer's Note

In yesterday's posting of trees regrowing after the fires the trees shown had hard rough bark that doesn't shed.
Today's 3 photos are from a different eucalypt species, one with smooth bark. These trees shed the burnt bark. You can see great sheets of barking peeling off the tree in the main photo. In one of the workshop photos you can see the pile of old bark around the base of the tree.
New growth on these trees isn't as red and soon turns green.

All 3 are best viewed in the large versions.

johnjmoe, jemaflor, holmertz, jhm, PiotrF, mcmtanyel has marked this note useful

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pajaran (117077) 2020-03-21 23:34

Pozdrav.
Interesantni i lepi pogledi, dobar tekst ...
Lepo drvece, priroda se budi i obnavlja posle pozara.
Lepo pokazano.
Lepe fotografije u radionici.
Zelim vam sve najbolje.
Paja.

Greeting.
Interesting and nice views, good text ...
Beautiful trees, nature wakes up and rebuilds after a fire.
Beautifully shown.
Nice photos in the workshop.
I wish you all the best.

jemaflor (148260) 2020-03-22 0:15

Hi Ian,
Another interesting photo about the vegetation after the fire time, well photographed, pleasant to see new leaves, tfs.

holmertz (103642) 2020-03-22 2:08

Hello Ian,
Three more interesting photos showing the rebirth of nature after the disaster. Especially the main photo is also a very eye-catching composition with attractive colours.
Best regards,
Gert

Royaldevon (86480) 2020-03-22 5:18

Hello Ian,

Isn't Nature amazing!
The regrowth on these charred trees is remarkable!
Apart from the beauty of the new leaves, I love the shadow patterns; so artistic!

Stay safe,
Bev :-)

jhm (211738) 2020-03-22 7:38

Hello Ian,

Incredible that we see new green on te trees.
An excellent detailed image, sharp and clear.
Very well done, TFS.

Best regards, "Keep Safe, without COVID 19"
John

ktanska (45070) 2020-03-22 7:42

Hi Ian,
Quite impressive to see so many fresh leaves coming right out of a charred black bark. And burnt bark peeling off looks strange too. It is wonderful how nature works in region where fires are normal.
Kari

rychem (72187) 2020-03-22 9:13

The nature is strong and durable, young branches are an optimistic sign, very well captured
regards Ryszard

Tue (93458) 2020-03-22 14:40

Hello Ian,
The contrast of the green leaves in the black trees is wonderful and even stronger in this bright sunlight. Very well captured.
Lars

PiotrF (56042) 2020-03-22 16:38

Hello Ian,
An interesting series of photos with these trees. Trees after the fire will grow again.A very nice picture with good composition and nice colours.
Fine presentation.
Regards
Piotr

emka (158860) 2020-03-22 16:55

Hello Ian, Eucalyptus trees have this special ability to reborn after fires. And wildfires of eucalyptus forests are quite frequent because of the oils. In some countries the eucalyptus trees were removed because they are highly inflammable.
wonderful picture, with such a nice fresh green. Interesting also how the bark peels off.

Kind regards MAlgo

Gerrit (62042) 2020-03-22 18:12

Hello Ian,
Nature is strong and can handle and repair things that we humans consider dramatic. A hopeful photo.
Thanks and regards,
Gerrit

Nicou (193814) 2020-03-22 23:02

Hello

ce graphisme de tronc en noir et quelle pousse et image quelle v馮騁ation qui sort du tronc viviant et ce couleur excellent
Bravo et amiti�
Nicou

mcmtanyel (69255) 2020-03-24 21:21

Hello Ian,
It is good to see the trees returning to life after the fire. Let us hope that social life will return to normal after this CV-19 pandemic is over. 👍🏻👍🏻
Regards,
MT