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Why do my plants keep dying? I waterboard them almost every week.

Their work for the summer done, an oak tree's leaves die and reveal the spectacular palette of colors beneath the green chlorophyll. Great Falls National Park in Potomac, Maryland, USA Canon EOS 7D

A Dying River exposed its rocks and mounds as the water slowly starts to recede and dry up.

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African Buffalo or Cape Buffalo, Syncerus caffer. Amboseli National Park, Kenya, East Africa. An old African Buffalo bull was seen limping across the plain and into the marsh where it laid down in preparation for the end of life. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The Addicted Photographer and others.) (1074 views at 19 September 2015)

The nature wrecking monster gets his own comic book here

I all you can say after these last few years is "I'm still hanging on", then I am proud of you

A Christmas style tree of life. Filled with a starry sky.

Buffalo skull wild west

Buffalo skull mandala

Buffalo skull mandala

Buffalo skull mandala

Nature is resilient. Year after year we pump carbons, toxins and harmful chemicals out into our planet, but it somehow powers on. Presently as we are in a state of hibernation, we are seeing how resilient nature actually is. The repair and healing the planet is taking on is a sign of what we are truly capable of. Even when things look close to withering away, there'a always a chance of a turn around.

There is beauty in decay

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Wilting flower

Fading Iris

Straight Outta Rutherglen - Gift for Scot, Scotsmen, Scotswomen, From Rutherglen in Scotland Scottish

Close-up of a few dying sunflowers.

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