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Douglas Fir Tree

Pseudotsuga

Photo by Kate & Chris
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47.6966, -122.214

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Description:

A huge Douglas-fir tree in Juanita Bay wetlands park, that wood peckers have been busy on and Bald Eagles like to roost in. I'd guess it is 300-500 years old.

Habitat:

Juanita Bay wetlands park

Reference Links:

Pseudotsuga, Douglas-fir

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