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Base of Antarctic Beech Tree
Hans&Judy Beste

Base of Antarctic Beech Tree (Nothofagus moorei)

As mentioned with the previous posting,these trees can live up to 12000 years and are the oldest trees still growing on earth.
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Habitat
Rainforest
Location
Border Ranges Nat Park/NSW
Date taken
4th June 2014
Scientific name
Nothofagus moorei
Equipment used
Canon Coolpix SE 20
Mohamad Kamrani
I was going to miss this nice shot.Your area must be humid area , in northern parts of Iran near Caspian see we see the same on trees , great shot Hans and Judy , many TFS ;)

mo
 
delia todd
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The moss and ferns really add some great atmosphere to this image Hans.

It's a lovely picture - very well done getting the detail. Thanks my friends.
 
Doc Duck
My husband will love this shot! He has kind of a "foot fetish" for bases of old trees ;)
 

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Wild Flowers, Trees, Shrubs, Fungi
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