An injured branch responds with the beginnings of a “Witch’s Broom“.
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I like this shot – very cycle of life with the dead branches and the new growth.
The image from my blog is actually from Acadia but it reminds me of a lot of scenes from New Hampshire too. My parents retired to the Lakes Region a few years ago so we’ve been spending August there the past few years. What a beautiful area.
That is just incredible looking! Happy WW and thanks for stopping by!
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I think I’m going to Google “witch’s broom” because I think I’m missing something interesting here.
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I loved this picture, Will!!!
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HI Will,
That is cool looking. I’m going to google “witch’s broom” because I’m not sure if you’re using the term because of Halloween or other reasons.
Thanks for the comments. Maybe I will also Google “witch’s broom”. I have always thought they were only the result of an injury, but maybe there can be a disease involved also?
“Witch Broom” Google will definitely show different results but in image search we will find pictures if witches only.