Elephant tree
By bampy
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Just up the road from me we have Lincolnshire Nature Reserve, a small magical place. Reclaimed gravel pits with hides & an interesting assortment of wildlife, including a rather shy elephant that I noticed.
1. this is an African elephant tree.
2.this is our very own Lincolnshire elephant tree.
3. she’s a touch shy.
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23 Apr, 2012
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That must be some years old Bampy, a very ancient elephant.
23 Apr, 2012
and a tusk?
23 Apr, 2012
the tree last pic at the end - has the trunk raised :D
24 Apr, 2012
If you really look she has two babes tucked in snugly as well..Good one Bampy....
24 Apr, 2012
oh yes ! never saw that Linksy, well spotted.
24 Apr, 2012
Yes I see it lol :o)
24 Apr, 2012
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i think i can see one eye and her trunk???
23 Apr, 2012