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Fish Lake

Another one of those generic names! This Fish Lake is a natural high alpine lake (elevation ~8500 ft, 2700 m) in central Utah. It fills the low part of a fault-bounded valley; i.e., a graben. The monsoon rains were in fine form! Looking (more or less) south. The inset shows a slightly different view.
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William Sutherland said:

Awesome pair!

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Pam J said:

EAUTIFUL
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tiabunna said:

A lovely scene.
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Andy Rodker said:

Excellent! What trees are these? Silver birch?
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slgwv replied to Andy Rodker:

Quaking aspen! (Populus tremuloides) In North America, a white-barked tree is nearly always aspen, at least in the west. Curiously, despite their outward similarity birch and aspen are not closely related.
As I've noted elsewhere, when scarred, aspen bark heals black, which has made them a target for graffiti artists for decades:
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6 years ago

slgwv said:

Thanks, everyone! It's another area that's a bit too far for a weekend!
6 years ago