#oak moss

[dreamiesgrimoire]

Uruz

•~Oak Moss~• Oakmoss can be used to attune to the spirit of the forest and the Gods of nature. enhances sensitivity and awareness.

[expressions-of-nature]

Fontainebleau State Park, Louisiana by Lana Gramlich

[banicraft]

Pale Oak my Beloved

[garfield118]

060624

[thekeymonster]

Feline Fae Bento Box - Sketchbook

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[krashlite]

Creaking!BigB from session 2!

I wanted him to be Of The Horrors, so now he's thoroughly half tree

how tree work? v

He doesn't have Any joint movement from that left foot up to his right shoulder due to the pale oak growth. This very much affects his mobility (specifically his ability to turn his upper body). He's mostly pivoting on his left foot to get around- which works pretty well!

Most injuries don't affect him like they would before, but this is because they get repaired with either oak, moss, or amber soon after the injury takes place. It doesn't exactly overtake BigB over time, just covers wounds. Hilariously, this has also affected his ability to get a haircut because it just kept growing back mossy (he gave up halfway through one and decided it looked cool)

This version of BigB can technically see out of any exposed amber on his person, including the heart. I imagine he forgets to turn towards people he's talking to because he can already see them without turning.

[rherlotshadow]

Ancient oakwood

[petitworld]

Peak District, United Kingdom by James Mills

[deermouth]

[wild-e-eep]

One last oak tree in the conifer plantation...

[rebeccathenaturalist]

I took advantage of the last not-rainy day for a while and spent a couple of hours birding and otherwise enjoying nature at Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge in SE Portland. This is quickly becoming one of my favorite close-in nature areas, and was a great place for waterfowl watching! I got to see common mergansers fighting over food, northern shovelers and green-winged teal dabbling in the shallows, American wigeons and gadwalls keeping a more wary distance, and--best of all--I finally got to see my very first western screech owl! Two, actually, though one was basically just visible as the edge of a wing sticking out of a crevice in a tree, but the other one was fully in view while snoozing in a hollow.

There was also the requisite amount of Portland-esque graffiti, plenty of mosses and lichens, and SO MANY VERY GOOD DOGS. I decided to head back to the car once the crows started flying overhead en masse to head to the Park Blocks downtown to roost in the trees overnight, but I'll be going back soon.

[needlefail]

Some leafs 🍃🍂🍁

[pamietniko]

Bonaventure Cemetery

Savannah, Georgia

[wildwithlight]

[mlucerophotography]

The oak knot

ACE Basin National Wildlife Refuge in Hollywood, South Carolina.

[heartshapedcaskett]

Sun bleached and sunken in the Georgia soil.