The Little Oak Tree In The Forest
A scrub oak tree growing on a hillside up in the San Bernardino Mountains.
The view of golden oak leaves swaying in the wind.
A large coulter pine cone with sapĀ dripping off the the scales.
From ten miles away I zoomed in on the pine tree that cast a shadow on the hill.
Here is a short video clip of the coulter pine cone attached to the tree.
This coulter pine has accumulated many years of holes burrowed in its trunk. Years ago when my grandma was visiting us up in the mountains, she wanted to know why someone was doing construction at the crack of dawn. We giggled and explained that woodpeckers sound like construction workers with nails and hammers as they punch holes in trees. I forgot my memory card and was unable to capture a better video of the woodpecker attacking the tree, but I think you can hear him. Someone claimed there was nothing in the video, but if you look closely, you can see the woodpecker. Also, turn up the sound because you can definitely hear him.
On a recent trip to the mountains I forgot my memory card and was unable to capture a better video of the woodpecker attacking the tree, but I think you can hear him. Someone claimed there was nothing in the video, but if you look closely, you can see the woodpecker. Also, turn up the sound because you can definitely hear him.