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11-OCT-2009 Jason Anderson

Oriental bittersweet

North Providence, RI

This vine has made it to the top of the tree. The woody vines can grow to three inches in diameter and slowly crush the life from the host tree.

Canada Pond

Nikon D300 ,Quantaray 70-300mm for Nikon AF
1/2500s f/7.1 at 220.0mm iso400 hide exif
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Date/Time11-Oct-2009 10:42:03
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ModelNIKON D300
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length220 mm
Exposure Time1/2500 sec
Aperturef/7.1
ISO Equivalent400
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Lee G01-Dec-2009 02:11
I can them in-laws. You make them look much nicer.
Máire Uí Mhaicín29-Nov-2009 22:44
Beautiful colours, but even nature has to suffer parasitic behaviour!
Mairéad29-Nov-2009 20:15
We planted something called 'Russian Vine' to cover an old wall once.....we are still trying to get rid of it.
Nice greens against the blue sky.
Guest 29-Nov-2009 17:18
hmmm...an odd metaphor for asian economic and population growth.
1moremile29-Nov-2009 10:29
So an oriental bittersweet is responsible for how I feel lately.....from the thumb I thought this was some sort of Thanksgiving "bird" parade float. As you know, I need glasses. Lots of them.
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