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English name Chinese red birch. If I translate the Swedish name it will be Copper birch. Seem to fit I think. :) This one grows in the Arboretum we have in my city. I think they have 13 different kind of birch. Think I will have to ID them.
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English name Chinese red birch. If I translate the Swedish name it will be Copper birch. Seem to fit I think. :) This one grows in the Arboretum we have in my city. I think they have 13 different kind of birch. Think I will have to ID them.
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Whoa! Tat's a mouthful! But, what stunning images of the bark. I love it!
ReplyDeleteCopper birch it is indeed! Beautiful tree.
ReplyDeleteI do not know this name (and not even this tree, we only have a "green birch, a couple of species, as I'm sure also you have) But this is very beautiful tree. And the colors are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany
What a pretty tree. I don't think I've ever seen one before. We have white birch here which are also beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt is a pretty tree, I like the look of the bark on this birch tree.
ReplyDeleteBoa tarde, a natureza é bela e impressionante, a foto é perfeita e revela bem a maravilhosa natureza.
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Vacker i motljus!
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How beautiful with the sun behind that peeling bark! Great tree!
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ReplyDeleteAmazing photographs!
ReplyDeleteJade/Shadows/Six Words
look closely and there is beauty everywhere- nice capture!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I have any birch trees in my local wood. I love how the bark peels!
ReplyDeleteLove the way it sheds 'skin'! Pretty shadow.
ReplyDeleteThe peeling bark is so beautiful in this light!
ReplyDeletethanks!
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