Pine Forest - Home to several species of plants and small animals
Still in the open space, green space with air free from pollution. But the route is different from yesterday. Today I went to the pine forest which is located near the beach.
Again. Small things become a lesson, I immortalized several kinds of discoveries in the pine forest here, some small but interesting things.
Not only in the wilderness, but in the pine forest there are also several species of small animals. Unique insects and species of plants and beautiful wild flowers.
This moth insect is also one of the inhabitants of the pine forest. And there are several types of wild flowers, such as wild eggplant flowers and other flowers that have beautiful colors.
I am very impressed with some of the discoveries here. Sometimes different places have different species that live there, or it could be similar species but have slight differences. That is normal, because of the influence of different temperature environments in a place.
Like these mushrooms. So far, the mushrooms that grow in the pine forest do not have many colors like the mushrooms that grow in other forests.
Pine forest mushrooms are predominantly brownish gray, as are their shapes. It seems that only one or two types of mushrooms grow in this pine forest.
These mushrooms look like they are wilted and some are dead. It seems like the mushrooms here have a slightly shorter lifespan, maybe because the air from the beach or sea contains salt, so they die faster than mushrooms in other places.
Not just observing and studying it. The falling pine cones are also the object of my photo today. They have their own uniqueness. From their unique shape and appearance but still good to be used as a photo object.
On the other hand, cactus plants can also grow in this area, growing side by side with various other species in this pine forest.
But these cacti are so abundant here, only a few grow. Maybe they were carried here by the current or someone planted them around here.
Spider species are the most dominant inhabitants here in my opinion. I noticed that there were so many spider nests that I found in this pine forest.
The pine trees that grow so densely almost cover the sky when viewed from below. They grow well.
Pine forests here. Dominantly growing along the coast which is one of the most important things that can prevent coastal erosion and can withstand strong winds from the ocean.
Its existence is also a place of residence for various species of animals and plants.
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Hey! @nasseir great place you show us there. I liked the pics too, specially the fungi ones, just a small detail I wanted to share, those you call pine cones are not cones and doesn´t come from pines, Those are actually angiosperm fruit called polyachene and usually comes from a plant called Casuarina equisetifolia an angiosperm tree from Australia that is ofthen mistaken by a pine tree cuz of its extremelly reduced leaves and very thin branches that looks like pine needles.
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You are right about that, actually the tree just looks like a pine. Basically we call it "CEMARA", in our area, but the translation is pine :+). That is true and we can see the tree that I show at the very top.