Four or five trees seen from below looking directly up to the crowns of the trees, which have all grown in such a way as to not touch each other, but instead, to leave gaps of blue sky, leaving fascinating patterns.

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   Kim Possible (kimlockhartga@beige.party)'s status on Sunday, 11-Aug-2024 01:24:34 JST Kim Possible

   Dropping some tree facts and leafing: Did you know that:

   "Crown shyness, also known as canopy disengagement, canopy shyness, or inter-crown spacing, is a phenomenon seen in certain tree species where the crowns of closely packed trees avoid touching, creating a canopy with channel-like gaps. This occurrence is most common among trees of the same species but can also happen between different species."~David Attenborough

   I am excited to learn tree facts! #trees #forests photo courtesy of the Mallorn project: https://themallornproject.com/blogs/the-mallorn-project-blog/crown-shyness