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Until I moved to southern Oregon, it never occurred to me that acorns look different depending on the species of tree they come from. Our home is surrounded by mostly White Oaks with a few Black Oaks here and there. Once I saw each kind, it was totally obvious! This is a White Oak Acorn, and if you roll your mouse over the picture, you'll see what a Black Oak Acorn looks like (fully ripe and on the ground). I think both of them are really interesting with super textures to appreciate! I found this one in September 2013 while walking around on our property. :)
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Pam J said:

Our Black Oak acorns are different again to yours.

Each different sub species differs too !

The wonders of Nature !
9 years ago

Trudy Tuinstra said:

excellent
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William Sutherland said:

Magnificent capture and PIP!

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9 years ago ( translate )

tiabunna said:

We don't have oaks, so I didn't even know there were different types! Lovely macros.
9 years ago ( translate )

Bernhard Hofbeck said:

Excellent closeup!
9 years ago ( translate )

yokopakumayoko Franc… said:

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9 years ago

Don Sutherland said:

Great focus.
9 years ago

Bob Taylor said:

What a beautiful photograph!
9 years ago

Heide said:

Wunderschöne Aufnahmen.
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Jaap van 't Veen said:

Awesome close-up.
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9 years ago ( translate )

Malik Raoulda said:

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Happy day.
9 years ago ( translate )

Keith Burton said:

Very nicely captured Janet.
9 years ago ( translate )

Fizgig said:

Creative shooting! Brilliant detail =)
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