The larch or tamarack is a stunning tree in autumn. I didn't know this tree existed among other conifers until I was bombarded by a sea of gold last fall. But then, I grew up in southern Wisconsin. This tree is extremely cold tolerant, found on the edges of tundras, in mountains, near the arctic, and - to my delight - in far northern Wisconsin. It's a deciduous coniferous tree, and I didn't know those could exist either.
Sumac is also beautiful in autumn... |
30 degrees and an October sunrise over Webb Lake |
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