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The Trees Around You

By Christine · Nov 06, 2026

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What Do You See When You Look At A Tree? By Carlisle, Emma Hardback Book The
What Do You See When You Look At A Tree? By Carlisle, Emma Hardback Book The

Have Sharks Been Around Longer Than Trees

The trees can hear you if you talk to them

We spend time here at FF talking about Nature and Emotions (including being shy) so when we came across this past we just had to share!⁠ ⁠ This is crown shyness - when the trees show off their emotions 💚⁠ ⁠ It’s found on Enderby Island, one of the most remote places on the planet. Close to 300 miles (480 km) south of New Zealand’s mainland, Enderby is part of the Auckland Islands and one of the rare pest-free islands where endemic species can thrive without fear of being killed by the countle...

a small tree in the middle of a forest with a quote about trees around it
a small tree in the middle of a forest with a quote about trees around it
the trees around you
the trees around you

The Trees Around You Casey Clapp

🌳 People who don’t understand your vision will ask, “What’s so special about photographing a tree?” 📸 But beauty lies in the details, emotions, and stories only you can capture ✨🍃 . 👍 Follow @yourplanet.earth for more 🙏 Turn on notifications for future updates

the trees can hear you if you talk to them quote on white paper with green ink
the trees can hear you if you talk to them quote on white paper with green ink
a person walking in the grass near a large tree with no leaves on it's branches
a person walking in the grass near a large tree with no leaves on it's branches

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Landscaping Around Trees

Look up in the right forest and you may notice something extraordinary: the highest branches of neighboring trees seem to stop just before touching. The phenomenon is called crown shyness. In some tree species, the edges of neighboring canopies remain separated, creating winding channels of sky overhead that can look almost like cracks in a giant green mosaic. Scientists have proposed several explanations for why it happens, including reducing physical damage between branches and...

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a poem written in black and white with the words, when i am among the trees
a poem written in black and white with the words, when i am among the trees
an aerial view of trees and grass with the words, we are part of the earth & it is part of us
an aerial view of trees and grass with the words, we are part of the earth & it is part of us
looking up at the tops of tall trees
looking up at the tops of tall trees
🌳 People who don’t understand your vision will ask, “What’s so special about photographing a tree?”
🌳 People who don’t understand your vision will ask, “What’s so special about photographing a tree?”
There's Something You Should Know About the Trees
There's Something You Should Know About the Trees
Dream sight in the forest 🌳
Dream sight in the forest 🌳
Crown Shyness: When Trees Leave Space
Crown Shyness: When Trees Leave Space
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looking up at the tops of tall trees in a forest with blue skies above them
looking up at the tops of tall trees in a forest with blue skies above them
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crown shyness: do trees also do social distancing? crown shyness is a fascinating natural phenomenon where tree crowns seem to “shy away” from touching each other, creating beautiful gaps in the canopy that look like puzzle pieces. it’s found in species like eucalyptus, oak, and pine trees, and while scientists are still studying why it happens, some theories suggest it’s to help trees share sunlight better, protect against strong winds, or stop the spread of pests. - #treecanopy #forestw...