Sentences with phrase «quaking aspen»

So does the 6,615 - ton (six - million - kilogram) colony of a male quaking aspen tree and his clones that covers 107 acres (43 hectares) of a Utah mountainside.

A smaller mountain grew out of the talus at this giant's feet, symmetrical and bald, a rocky dome surrounded by hardy pines that gradually mixed with and gave way to stately white birches and quaking aspens lower down in the valley.

Quaking aspens laying down a carpet of yellow.

In Poons» «Knoxville» from»68 (120 inches high by 160 inches wide), zigzagging streams of flat, colored discs wheel and turn against an ashen black ground: color as quaking aspens.

The quaking aspen, one of this country's most beautiful trees, also makes up the world's most massive organism.

The region is dominated by sagebrush, quaking aspen, and ancient bristlecone pines.

I love the quaking aspen limbs from a tree in my yard.

The scarlets of the red maples were dominant, but they were being joined now by the greenish yellow leaves of the red oaks; the silver of the bigtooth aspens; and the greens of the quaking aspens, the birches, and the beeches.

Posted in birds, Carnivorans, West Virginia, tagged bobcat, domestic duck, Eastern wild turkey, fall foliage, Pekin duck, quaking aspen, Rouen duck, wild turkey on October 26, 2015 4 Comments»

However, one highly important deciduous species — quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides), which turns brilliant yellow — forms groves that range in size from a few trees to vast forested expanses, typically on mid to high elevation mountain slopes with decent groundwater supply through the summer.

The leaves of the quaking aspen rustle in the soft southern breeze.