@sabresun I spotted one a year ago that looked like a prehistoric creature. it was actually pretty neat. when I went back las tweek to see if I coul dfind it, it did not pop out at me.
@melissachi@scooter@digitalrn The main thing is to look for the very old trees. Ones that are twisted, gnarled, knobbled into odd shapes by insects, with holes where the branches have either fallen out or split. Ones with weird growths that only standing up to the elements can produce, funnily enough that sounds like a few humans I know. You then have a pretty good chance of seeing something, and once you've spotted one, usually others come to view more easily when you get the 'eye' for it.
