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Thank you, Noelle.
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Bullet, BB, worm, or Wood Pecker holes looking for bugs abound on this aged or more likely dead tree trunk. The slight bluish tint gives the impression that it is near water. Interesting contrast of the cracks on the well-worn surface. Thanks for posting.
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Thanks, Brenda. No scale, so difficult for the viewer to determine the relative sizes. The holes are worm holes. The trunk is definitely dead. And the bluish tint comes from some false colour editing.
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