A couple of weeks ago we had some fairly vigorous winds near Portland Oregon. During the cleanup, I picked up and photographed a couple of these “kernels” that blew down from the trees. We have large Doug Fir and Western Red Cedar on the property. Because of how they disbursed, I think they are from the Western Red Cedars.
For reference, I photographed these on a piece of paper towel. They’re tiny, a bit bigger than a piece of coarsely ground peppercorn.
There are millions on the ground and I’m still cleaning them up
Thoughts?
For reference, I photographed these on a piece of paper towel. They’re tiny, a bit bigger than a piece of coarsely ground peppercorn.
There are millions on the ground and I’m still cleaning them up
Thoughts?
