#oak

[sanguinewolves]

ty for the tag! ^-^ i don’t have that many actually interesting scars tbh, mostly just tiny ones from picking at bug bites and stuff? probably the most interesting one is an arrowhead shaped one on my knee from falling on a gravel driveway as a little kid (one of my siblings had to pick the gravel out with tweezers. 0/10 experience do not recommend). and then i also have one that’s not really interesting on its own but by dint of the fact it matches prev—i also have a recent-ish scar on my fingertip, complete with nerve damage, from woodcarving. twins :]

open tags!

Tag game? Tag game. Tell me about your most interesting scar. Mine is a dog bite from when I was very young. It Hines in my smile line and under my chin so you can't see it unless I point it out. My aunts dalamtion bit me for running in the halls and I had to get stitches.

No pressure tags @you-know-that-i-caught-it @dog55teeth @dumb-zombie-girl and anyone else that wants to join!

[peteytheparrot]

They have such a sweet love language 💕

Webtoon - Comicfury - Tapas

[wild-e-eep]

This distinctively warty lichen is Melanohalea exasperata (with several friends) on a lushly populated oak twig.

It can be tricky to find as it mostly grows high up in the tree canopy - so far I've only enountered it on branches that have recently fallen to the ground.

[rherlotshadow]

Thousand-year old sessile oak known as Big Belly Oak, in Savernake Forest in Wiltshire, in its full summer regalia.

[crazysublimenightmare]

[petitworld]

by Ariel Kozak

[rebeccathenaturalist]

That's so cool! And they found a few of them, and they're now growing seedlings in greenhouses for eventual replanting!

Quercus tardifolia is a relic species leftover from when the climate was much cooler and wetter in the past, and can only really live in a few high-elevation spots in Texas. It's definitely still at risk of extinction due to increasing heat and drought caused by climate change, but the discovery means this species still has a chance.

[artofmaquenda]

Resilience

[may12324]

Some warm up sketches while I work on a bigger tfota piece, as well some art from last year. Honestly, if you compare these to the early 2023 pieces, you're in for a shock. Each time I draw them, Suren gets meaner and Oak gets more handsome XD

[pothosrays]

crow 819

[s-u-w-i]

Quercus robur. My book about trees which I worked on last summer is currently in print and should be released in February! Not sure if I'm excited or terrified. Here are some extra pages with Oak 🌳

[praisethelorde]

Cardan using the ring he stole from Jude to marry her:

Oak discretely proposing to Wren by slipping his ring onto her finger to make it look like they were already proposed:

Greenbriar men 🤝 proposing/marrying their significant others in chaotic ways using tricks the Roach taught them

[tofreezetime]

talking trees

[mamafidjar]

April 2024, shot by me

[nemfrog]

Leaves of elm, maple and oak. The National encyclopedia. v. 10. 1923.

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