Transition

Leaving the February winter woods, March I will explore road stripes. 

Wood Bound

English Ivy imported by us has been a challenge for some trees.

In a thousand years there might be an import war between bamboo & ivy. 

Neither are native to north east America.  

Woods Pond

More wet footed trees. 

Wet Woods

This pocket of trees is often in water. 

The pants do not seem to have changed from normal woods.

Wood Wet Skin

The lichen on these trees shows best when wet from rain.

Night Trees

Nice delicate set of trees. 

Mixed Wood

This section has a range of tree types and sizes.

Night Woods

Tree ghosts, survivors of a beetle attack.

Apple Wood

These relatively young trees are starting to get narley 

Pine Woods

A few areas out east of groves of White Pine, the scent is a delight. 

Woods or Grass

Bamboo seems to grow most any place it lands.

Gold Wood

The late day light gave the woods a golden glow.

Special Wood

These trees are grown for their exotic bark. 

Evergreen Wood

A few woods have American Holly as a natural under planting. 

Rough Woods

This wood is noted for it's bark.

Highway Pine Woods

My bus was wrapped, woods through a scrim. 

White Woods

First snow of the year 

Cut Woods

This big old tree has been worked on. 

Strip of Woods

Just a bit between the road and the field.

Wooded Field

This wood at the edge of a field is a very even blend.

Woods Edge

With Moon

Edge Woods

A few areas in the Hamptons have real soil that can support big trees 

Pine Woods

Pure black pine grove. 

Woods View

Looking right through the woods to the sunset beyond.

More Woods

Vines & Woods

More kayos 

Woods & Vine

Woodlands

The jumble of West Prospect continues.

Winter Woods First Post

This jumble of woods runs along side the rail road track.