Yew tree

Posted October 15, 2008
Filed under: Denmark, My 2008 blog, Nature, Photo only, Photography, trees | Tags: , , , , , , , , , |

 

8 comments so far

  1. Anjeanette on October 15, 2008

    I don’t think I’ve seen or heard of a Yew tree before. It is really pretty.

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  2. giiid on October 15, 2008

    This tree is very common here. Often used as fence. The red berries are only appearing in autumn, poisoning for humans but candy for the birds. 🙂

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  3. stphoto on October 15, 2008

    Love the smell of Yew trees.

    I’ve been jealous of all your autumn photos you’ve been posting. As luck would have it, the fall colors in upstate NY over the past week have been fantastic. I’ll get to show you some of our autumn colors now.

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  4. thedailyclick on October 16, 2008

    Very pretty! I’m jealous of your fall colors. too (and Scott’s!). We don’t get pretty autumns like that here in TX.

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  5. giiid on October 16, 2008

    Scott, I will enjoy seeing your autumn photos! And Michala, it would be interesting to learn some about the seasons in Texas.

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  6. stphoto on October 20, 2008

    Posted some this morning…

    http://stphoto.wordpress.com/2008/10/20/view-43-autumn-color/

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  7. James Michael David Engle on September 5, 2011

    I am fortunate to have one of these in my front yard

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  8. Anonymous on October 19, 2011

    I wonder if you would be happy for us to use this image for our history and eductaion boards for our new Landmark Property Astley Castle

    please email me on nhd@landmarktrust.org.uk if you are able

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