Although squirrels, birds and insects have little interest in redwood trees, other plants do.
Oh, and cats too. No interest.
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4 comments:
an enchanted wood, I'd love to explore under those majestic redwoods.
Hope you'll stop by kestrel post
Those trees are so impressive! It is hard to impress a cat though!
hi, sinbad! :) love the green growths.
Beautiful color and lighting on these. Looks like Sinbad is on the hunt here.
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