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Fossilized whatsit.
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Uploaded: 05/22/17 11:00 PM GMT
Fossilized whatsit.
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While we were taking the ferry ride to the Wilderness lodge on May 15 we passed Discovery Island and other areas around Bay Lake. I spotted something along the shore and wasn't sure what it was. When I got back home I viewed it along with the rest of the photos, and I was surprised at what I saw. This is some sort of root structure of a tree but it looks grotesque and I assure you it is not an animal of any sort. My MM entry.
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.bfrank
05/23/17 1:37 AM GMT
I don't know Alex. It looks like a dead bird. It must of swallowed a bad oyster.
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Life's moments are sweet. I just want to capture all that I can of them.
---I assure you it is not an animal of any sort---
I'll take your words for granted, Alex.
I agree with Frank however that it has the appearance of a dead bird. Quite misleading, ☺ .
Good one for Manic Monday, my friend.
I'll take your words for granted, Alex.
I agree with Frank however that it has the appearance of a dead bird. Quite misleading, ☺ .
Good one for Manic Monday, my friend.
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Very interesting shot of the root structure Alex - looks like an animal could live in the hollow - perhaps they disposed of their garbage - hence the clam shell lol - Neat Capture!!!!!!!
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It looks like the roots of a big tree long gone. Nature and creatures have done their share to make it look like his. Good find and capture.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
That is one enchanting chunk of driftwood! It really does look like a Mother Nature whittling work of art.
I agree with jerseygurl. It looks like prime real estate for a small den critter.
Great capture! The light really brings out the woodgrains and the shadows assist in bringing the driftwood's character to life.
I agree with jerseygurl. It looks like prime real estate for a small den critter.
Great capture! The light really brings out the woodgrains and the shadows assist in bringing the driftwood's character to life.
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This is a really super find and capture, I also think it's a root of some sort
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