that is full of beehives. The guide told us no one knows why this particular tree became home
for numerous beehives. Odd one in the forest.
Honey Bee Tree
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Honey Bee Tree
On my recent trip to Kerala, India (Please see Munnar Tea Plantation thread), found this tree
that is full of beehives. The guide told us no one knows why this particular tree became home
for numerous beehives. Odd one in the forest.
that is full of beehives. The guide told us no one knows why this particular tree became home
for numerous beehives. Odd one in the forest.
Minimize avoidable sufferings - Sir Karl Popper
Re: Honey Bee Tree
An amazing tree. I really like the light you have captured coming through the canopy.
"Tut, tut, looks like rain!"
"Tut, tut, looks like rain!"
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wonderful shot Sury. I was thinking of Winnie the Pooh when I saw it but Andy beat me to it.
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Thank you Andy, Henry and Jeff. I did not get the Pooh reference till
Jeff spelled it out.
Sury
Jeff spelled it out.
Sury
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