Thant’ sad to hear. Is the warmer temperature killing them off or just altering the way the color changes in the fall. We have a pine beetle epidemic out here which is attributed to warmer winters and is decimating the lodgepole pines in the eastern part of the state.
They need really cold winters (last was the first one we’ve had in decades). Another new threat is Asian Longhorn Beetles – pretty scary. Maples are my favorite tree and of course, source of delicious syrup!
I’ve seen photos of pine beetle damage devastating thousands of acres. I think people who deny climate change are loonies. The evidence is all around us if they’d only care to look.
Thanks you very much for your kind comment. It really is inspiring to get feedback like this. We love getting out and seeing the world out there and are thrilled to share what we see.
Hi, Aspens in their fall color are wonderful trees full of light, color and sound when the breeze rustles their leaves. Perhaps a trip to Rocky Mountains is in order one fall?
While I live in the land of maple trees, that put on an awesome lead colour show in fall, I actually love aspens in the fall, that brilliant yellow/tawny/bronze colour combo is my absolute favourite. Great photo, thanks for sharing.
HI, I have never experienced that colors of Maples and other deciduous trees of the east but will have to check it out one day. I think aspens are special as well. Must be they light of the west and how it works with the forests of aspens.
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Wonderful!!!!
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Gorgeous!! 😊💖
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Thanks Trini, hope your day is gong well.
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Stunning image!!!
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Thanks, hope your day is going well.
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Soooo gorgeous! It’s ethereal!
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Hi Eliza, we have had a nice fall color season with the aspens here but I bet it is nothing like the fall colors in Vermont.
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Sugar maples are what makes autumn in New England special. Sadly, climate change is affecting them negatively. So I enjoy them while I can.
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Thant’ sad to hear. Is the warmer temperature killing them off or just altering the way the color changes in the fall. We have a pine beetle epidemic out here which is attributed to warmer winters and is decimating the lodgepole pines in the eastern part of the state.
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They need really cold winters (last was the first one we’ve had in decades). Another new threat is Asian Longhorn Beetles – pretty scary. Maples are my favorite tree and of course, source of delicious syrup!
I’ve seen photos of pine beetle damage devastating thousands of acres. I think people who deny climate change are loonies. The evidence is all around us if they’d only care to look.
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Hi Eliza, wish we had a few maples around here if not for their beauty as well as they delicious syrup.
It seems that global warming will certainly change the face of the planet and probably sooner than letter.
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I fear you’re probably right.
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The conclusion thus should be to enjoy what we have while we have it.
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Exactly! With gratitude and blessings! 🙂
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Yours is the only blog I look at every day…your photos capture the stunning beauty of nature. What an eye you have! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks you very much for your kind comment. It really is inspiring to get feedback like this. We love getting out and seeing the world out there and are thrilled to share what we see.
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A wonderful image
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Thanks, hope you are having a great day.
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Aspen hooked my heart years ago–there aren’t aspen groves out here in western Oregon, and I miss them hugely! Thanks for the great image 🙂
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Hi, Aspens in their fall color are wonderful trees full of light, color and sound when the breeze rustles their leaves. Perhaps a trip to Rocky Mountains is in order one fall?
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Truly golden – beautiful sight!
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Amazing light, and great shot. Thank you, love, nia
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Have a lovely afternoon. 🙂
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Those green pine boughs entering horizontally from the side, complementing the vertical aspens and colors make for wonderful composition.
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Thanks, I am glad you do not find the pine boughs a distraction. I like them in the shot.
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Beautiful colors.
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Thanks for stopping by Mike! I love your images and style and thirst for nature. I’m honored that you ‘liked’ one of my posts!
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Hi Susana, thanks for checking out our site as well.
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Oh my goodness, Mike, you have exquisitely captured the true glory of aspens here.
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Hi Jet, aspen leaf time is sure fun.
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While I live in the land of maple trees, that put on an awesome lead colour show in fall, I actually love aspens in the fall, that brilliant yellow/tawny/bronze colour combo is my absolute favourite. Great photo, thanks for sharing.
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HI, I have never experienced that colors of Maples and other deciduous trees of the east but will have to check it out one day. I think aspens are special as well. Must be they light of the west and how it works with the forests of aspens.
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Leaf…
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Amazing!
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Gorgeous shot!
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Wonderful capture of the sun and the light of aspens at this time of year!
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Thanks Val, but had to stop the car and point the camera. To bad the color does to last longer.
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Beautiful Mike – thanks!
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Your welcome.
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Beautiful post
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Agree.
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Trees gives shadow
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Yes they do.
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