Monday, July 20, 2015

Monday Mellow Yellows


Unusual yellow new growth on this pine tree.

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21 comments:

  1. biebkriebels5:10 AM

    That is a very unusual sight.

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  2. Andy5:50 AM

    Unusual is right. Interesting.

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  3. Jim Klenke7:47 AM

    Green Bay colors? We dont get many nice pine trees down here, just mesquite trees....lots of mesquite trees.

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    1. Kate7:50 AM

      Good observation, Jim. Love it.

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    2. Kathy7:58 AM

      I think it has some sort of virus!

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  4. The Cranky7:59 AM

    My Granny would have said that the tree had it's 'summer gown on'. She had an unusually joyful way of seeing things.s =D

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  5. Birdman8:07 AM

    I must agree. Never quite seen new growth like this.

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  6. aspiritofsimplicity8:44 AM

    I think I have seen this before...but I can't remember where or even when it was....I'm 52 and I've lived in a few places.

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  7. Sharon9:15 AM

    I've never seen a pine look like that before. Very interesting.

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  8. EG CameraGirl9:27 AM

    Hmmmm. I've never seen this before! I hope the tree is all right!

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  9. William Kendall10:01 AM

    I haven't seen a pine tree do this, though I do see lighter greens on the new growth in evergreens than last year's needles.

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  10. Judy10:04 AM

    I wonder if that is a sign of something not quite right with the tree. Strange.

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  11. Mersad11:50 AM

    Very unusual indeed. But looks great.

    Mersad
    Mersad Donko Photography

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  12. Sketchbook Wandering11:58 AM

    It is very beautiful, even from a purely abstract perspective!

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  13. TexWisGirl7:33 PM

    fresh and pretty!

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  14. Randy8:52 PM

    That's different.

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  15. Jack9:19 PM

    I can't begin to explain it.

    I responded in a comment on my blog to your question about the park's name. In short, it was named for the wife of the man who donated the land for the park.

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  16. Su-sieee! Mac11:57 PM

    Interesting. I wonder what's making it turn yellow. It is pretty.
    Take 25 to Hollister

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  17. Kay12:00 AM

    We have a cedar that puts on a silvery white new growth that's very attractive but I've never seen anything quite like this. I wonder if it's nutrient deficient. The rocks under it make me wonder how rich the soil is.

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  18. Gattina1:30 AM

    Very special picture !

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  19. Gemma Wiseman3:45 AM

    This is a most unusual sight. It looks like a tree with candles.

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