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Box elder in fall color

Box elder in fall color

Box elder grow in riparian-mesic areas like this in Ponderosa Pine forests in the Rockies. At lower right is a clump of Virginia creeper in its red fall color. ...
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Box elder grow in riparian-mesic areas like this in Ponderosa Pine forests in the Rockies. At lower right is a clump of Virginia creeper in its red fall color. Tributary to Rendija Canyon, Los Alamos, New Mexico.
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PENTAX K-50

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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 5000/100

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Oct, 2018

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