The eyes of March on aspen trees at Pine Nursery Park, Bend, Oregon.
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Beautiful photos. I had to double look back at the second photo because it looks like there's one eye. Then I started seeing eyes in the other tree bark photos.
Thanks, Liz! Yeah, if look closely, they start appearing. 🙂
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Captivating
Glad you liked my many-eyed trees, Hammad!
Once you see them, you can’t unsee…
Great photos!
Thanjs! Yeah, I notice them every time I walk by them. 😁
Beautiful aspens! It really looks like they are looking right back at you. 😊
Yes, they are beautiful in all the seasons ! 😀
I love the eyes. Fabulous trees Siobhan 😀
They are pretty entertaining, aren't they? 👁👁
I've seen photos of deer statues, in traffic circles, in Bend with googly eyes. You guys have tons of fun with eyes up there in the Great NorthWest!
Yes we do - created by Nature, or manufactured!
Great photo's, I'll be on the look out for the eyes every time I see trees.
Thanks and good luck finding them!