Bald Cypress “knees” by louannwarren

Bald Cypress “knees”

These knees grow above the tree roots, particularly in swampy areas and bayous. It is thought that they stabilize the tree and provide oxygen to the tree’s roots. This for the word “under” today.
I think mangroves do the same Lou Ann...I love these kinds of waterways, their ecosystems are so interesting
August 21st, 2020  
I thought that they were mangroves! always an interesting place to look around.
August 21st, 2020  
I thought of mangroves too.
August 21st, 2020  
So interesting to see the detail you have captured so well
August 21st, 2020  
How amazing, never seen or heard of this before. Fabulous find and shot.
August 21st, 2020  
Nicely captured - perfect for today's word.
August 21st, 2020  
This is so interesting looking.
August 21st, 2020  
Bep
This is interesting; never seen or heard of this before.
August 21st, 2020  
Fascinating!
August 21st, 2020  
Wonderful
August 21st, 2020  
Fascinating & a wonderful capture.
August 21st, 2020  
Great choise for the word under!
August 21st, 2020  
Interesting capture.
August 21st, 2020  
These are so intriguing -- we were able to see them in a trip to South Carolina kayaking on one of their lowland rivers. I'd not seen anything like them before.
August 21st, 2020  
Interesting info and capture !
August 21st, 2020  
Interesting!
August 21st, 2020  
amazing!
August 21st, 2020  
Interesting capture Lou Ann:)
August 21st, 2020  
That's really interesting- before I read the commentary I thought they were trees that had been trimmed back. It's an educational shot today!
August 22nd, 2020  
Very interesting.........I've never heard of them!
August 22nd, 2020  
Learned something today! Very suitable for the word under!
August 22nd, 2020  
...ok...I would have sworn this was the most recent day I had left you a comment! Maybe I forgot to his "Post Comment"! It had caught my eye because when we visited Danette in Florida, post cruise, we walked through the Everglades and she pointed these out to us! Quite interesting! (At the time, we were also looking for baby alligators!)
September 3rd, 2020  
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