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conifer pattern

Conifer Storm

Pinecone fairy.

Western conifer seed bug (Leptoglossus occidentalis) found indoor in Western WA, USA.

Conifer pollen grain under the microscope, horizontal field of view is about 170 micrometers.

Tackle the wild with this dreamy scene of evergreen conifers in the mist.

Merry Christmas with Conifer Tree, a black and white vintage illustration collage with ornate typography, classic winter holidays monochrome graphic design with a botanical accent, essential for Xmas gifts and decor

LOVE OF CAMPING - dark green

Hoarfrost on conifer tree needles

Hoarfrost on conifer tree needles

Splendid view at Lago di Boccafornace in Pievebovigliana, Valfornace (Macerata), a wooden-fenced rightward path with a red book storage, a bench, majestic sunlit trees, fall foliage and green waters

Pure view at Lago di Boccafornace in Pievebovigliana, Valfornace (Macerata) with the seamless mirroring body of water in kelly green hues, a lone animal skimming its surface, gracious autumn greenery

Fresh view at the impressive Sibillini Mountains in the gorge of Eremo di Soffiano near Sarnano with their rocky appearance sweetened by the rich vegetation, haze in background, trees in foreground

Inspiring scenery from Eremo di Soffiano near Sarnano in the Sibillini Mountains with a grove of tightly packed trees with their mostly green, fresh foliage and shadowed dark trunks in the foreground

Bare, tall, tree trunks with blue, green conifer conifer trees behind in Otway national Park, the Great ocean Road, Victoria, Australia.

This is a view looking up at some spruce trees, all converging on the centre.

Digital drawing of a cute pine cone.

The conifers seem to reach for the stars. A dramatic image of the Milky Way galaxy towering over the conifer forest in silhouette. This painting was created for amateur astronomy enthusiasts and those people who love getting lost in the wonder of the night sky and the universe of stars.

Pine needles in the snow take an inexplicable little hop. Photography + Digital Effects

A serenely quiet glowing blanket of snow coats majestic Ponderosa Pines in the Jemez Mountains, northern New Mexico. Photography + Digital Effects

Those luminous, voluptuous, iridescent Plunts™ we all love to hate are now available on this portable t-shirt. Nature's bounty, full of lore, giver of nutrients and sometimes also some poisons but we forgive the Plunts™ for they are here to stay!

An early autumn Aspen leaf on its final journey drifts down and gets caught temporarily in the needles of a Ponderosa Pine branch. Photography + Digital Image Effects

Douglas squirrel (Tamiasciurus douglasii) sitting of a conifer tree branch in a mossy Pacific Northwest forest

A lilting meditative mandala, inspired by long walks in the forests of northern New Mexico. From photographs of Ponderosa Pine cones and pine needles. Photography + Image Blending & Digital Effects

Cedar of Lebanon tree

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Christmas tree branches and berries - teal and burgundy

Close-up black and white photograph of spruce cones lying on the ground with fresh white snow in winter. Photographed in Penticton, British Columbia, Canada, in the Okanagan Valley.

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Exotic Flowers Australia - Australian Grevillea Flower - Whether you are looking for Wall Art, Home Decor, Lifestyle Items, Tech Goodies, beautiful Stationery Items, Apparel, and so much more, this photograph makes a great gift idea for yourself, a colleague, or a loved one!

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Close-up photograph of brown spruce cones lying on the ground with fresh white snow in winter. Photographed in Penticton, British Columbia, Canada, in the Okanagan Valley.

Canon Rebel T3i. A pine cone is an organ of the pine tree containing its reproductive structures. Pine trees are only one of the conifer, or "cone-bearing," plants; others include cedars, firs, cypresses, and redwoods. Pine cones, like the reproductive organs of other conifers, come in male and female varieties. In most species of pine, male and female cones grow on the same tree. The trees of some species have cones predominantly of only one sex, with a few of the opposite sex. The woody, scaled structure, is actually the female structure. Male cones are smaller, more herbaceous, and shorter lived. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

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