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Reflection of trees in autumn colour in Walden Pond

Soft tree fern (Dicksonia antarctica) from above, Tarkine Wilderness

Morning sun penetrating forest of Antarctic beeches (Nothofagus moorei)

Boulder in primeval temperate forest covered with moss and Common polypody ferns

Winter road running through snow-covered forest

Shining gums in mist (Eucalyptus denticulata)

Forests of River red gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis)

Forest of Karri (Eucalyptus diversicolor)

Typical dominant tall monsoon sclerophyll forest of Darwin woollybutt (half-barks)

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Cloud forest

Cloud forest on summit of Mount Gower, 875 m, where 86 percent of the vascular plants are endemic to the Island, and four snails and the Lord Howe Island earthworm that are found nowhere else. The threatened Providence Petrel and Lord Howe woodhen are found here. Lord Howe Island, New South Wales, Australia

Alpine ash forest (Eucalyptus delegatensis)

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Gidgee forest (Acacia cambagei)

Gidgee forest (Acacia cambagei). Gidgee replaces Brigalow (Acacia harpophylla) as rainfall falls below 550 mm per year and lies in a belt west of the Brigalow belt, forming part of the extensive acacia-dominated forest woodland shrublands of inland Australia. Like Brigalow, it has been cleared over large areas for pastoral and agricultural development, particularly in the east of its range, but has suffered less than Brigalow since it occupies semi-arid lands further inland which is only suitable for rangeland grazing. Near Bourke, northwestern New South Wales, Australia

Moss-covered forest and ferns on Mount Fox

Lud's Church, rock cleft about 100 m long and 18 m deep formed by a huge landslide

Riparian eucalypt forest along the banks of the Mersey River

Wild Lingonberry plants (Vaccinium vitis-idaea)

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Lud's Church, rock cleft about 100 m long and 18 m deep formed by a huge landslide, probably after the last Icw Age

Lud's Church, rock cleft about 100 m long and 18 m deep formed by a huge landslide, probably after the last Icw Age. It has offered shelter to various renegades including, by tradition, Robin Hood, and followers of John Wycliffe, the church reformer of the early 15th century who was held to be a heretic. A section of the chasm can hold several hundred people. Peak District, Staffordshire, England

Forest of Silver beech (Nothofagus menziesii)

The Ballroom Forest, Myrtle beech (Nothofagus cunninghamii)

Bird River flowing through temperate rainforest

Brindle Creek and subtropical rainforest

Stilt-rooted mangroves (Rhizophora stylosa)

Broad-leaved paperbark (Melaleuca quinquenervia)