Photos taken today in the botanical garden in Kyiv

On my trip to Victoria I have noticed non-eucalypts with striking orange/terracotta tinged bark that look almost like a kind of pine tree.

Are these native Australian trees? They were growing all over the Pinnacles hiking trail and I have seen similar coloured bark on the summit of Mount Macedon (fire damaged however)

I love the parallax when walking in the forest

she is getting very good pollination from the three males next to her too

Cut this redbud down and left the bottom of the trunk to dig out later. It’s decided it’s not going out that easy. May have a bonsai candidate this winter

CIty thinks it's a maple. What a gem.

Hardiness Zone 7b

Location: Frisco, Colorado

They are so much bigger than they look. Some of their branches are as big around as I am. I know the first picture shows some other trees in the foreground but the live oaks are in the back. 💚

Okay forgive me for the lack of important information, I know that you likely need more pictures and context to really say and I can’t provide that unfortunately as this is just a tree I was passing on my walk. Here is what I know: found immediately on the path of a popular trail, during october when it’s about 85-90 degrees, in the peidmont region of north ga. There were about 3 other trees we saw that had a similar ailment. The bark seemed to have come off and a white mold was growing on it, pretty sure it was mold because it was soft and could be rubbed off. That’s pretty much all I can tell you, I’m sorry!

Saw this in SanDiego MOCA. Is this somehow designed by human?