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Acer pseudoplatanus forest
The edge of the Schönbuch forest near Walddorf is also in its full colours:
frog perspective branches detail in the foreground
red oaks
The most abundant tree species shouldn´t be missing:
young common beech (Fagus sylvatica)
beech foliage
Leaves of the common beech exhibit their spectrum of autumn colours.
forest track in the Schönbuch in autumn
Fagus sylvatica
European beech with three trunks on the Bromberg hill in the Schönbuch forest.
late autumn colours
Common beech foliage.
Fagus sylvatica autumn foliage
forest track
to the Bromberg hill in the Schönbuch forest in autumn.
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Salix caprea (goat willow)
The autumn foliage of a goat willow (Salix caprea) adds the last colours to this forest in late autumn - with some similarity to spring, when the flowering willows add first fresh yellow tones to the landscape.
... and how it looks from bird´s perspective:
track at the edge of the Schönbuch forest
overview detail
aspen (Populus tremula) at the forest edge
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ready for next spring
While this hazelnut hasn´t lost all of its leaves, it already carries the aments for next spring.
trunks foliage
birch trunks
Autumn at the Birkensee (birch pond) in the Schönbuch forest.