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When I am photographing in forests that contain Quaking Aspens I often feel like I am being watched, not in a spooky or supernatural kind of way, but more in a humorous way because Aspens often have eyes. Or perhaps a better way of putting it is that they have features that look like eyes.

Some of the aspens have multiple eyes on their trunks while some have just a few. Each of the eyes are unique. There are times when I have seen sap dripping from the eyes which makes it look as if the tree was crying.

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Maybe the trees should be crying because in 1996 scientists began noticing an increase in dead and dying aspen trees, in some cases entire aspen groves have died. Possible causes for the death of aspens have included overgrazing by domesticated cattle and wild deer and elk who consume the small trees sprouting from the clonal roots so only the older trees remain. Fire suppression could also be a factor, aspens tend to grow back quickly after wildfires because while the tops of the trees may burn the clonal roots survive and will sprout new, healthy trees.

Neat post and photos Mia! Now I will never look at aspens the same ? Funny how sometimes things are right in front of us and we do not recognize them. They really do look like eyes! Thanks for opening my eyes to the eyes.

Thus far, most anti-poaching surveillance systems and AI have focused on wildlife poaching, illegal logging, and preventing human-animal conflict. It has not yet been widely implemented on protecting rare or endangered plants and preventing plant smuggling. Dinerstein hopes that can change in the near future. If implemented successfully, he said, parks with very limited protection staff could have more tools to protect endangered and valuable plants.

While hiking to Parker Lake a couple weeks ago our group split up. I found myself alone standing in a bare aspen grove, small leaves crunching under my sandals on this warm October day. The trees, the aspens with their eyes, were watching me as I stomped all over their former leaves. And these eyes were not just part of my overactive imagination.

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I drew inspiration from my travels through the Americas as a science student. The trees have lived through generations; they know our stories. I invite you to connect with the trees and to reflect on how you have impacted, and will be impacted by, these powerful souls.

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While photographing some stingless bees visiting a flower, I glanced to a nearby tree and was surprised to see the tree staring back at me. A closer inspection of the tree revealed a large owl butterfly. These beauties have evolved a clever strategy for dealing with would be predators. Intricate patterns of scales on the underside of their hindwings create an illusion of a large staring vertebrate eye complete with pupal and iris.

It is thought that this large eyespot is used by the butterfly to startle or otherwise confuse hungry predators such as birds or lizards. Studies have shown that the more closely the pattern resembles an eye the more likely a predator is to be deterred by the ruse. Another theory suggests that the false eyespot may draw the attack of a predator away from a vital body part such as head or abdomen to a less vital area such as the end of a wing.

Only the butterfly and its predators know for certain. Caterpillars of the owl butterfly are similarly impressive creatures. By some strange good fortune we stumbled upon a butterfly house at a jungle resort and visited a large collection of owl butterfly larvae. These remarkable creatures have conspicuous forked tails and resemble tiny snakes or perhaps large slugs. In their native habitat they consume leaves of heliconia, banana, and some palms. The pupal case or chrysalis of the owl butterfly is brown and dappled with two small golden spots on the sides near the head. A small horn adorns the top. While some books report the chrysalis to resemble a dead leaf, a Belizean caterpillar wrangler assured me that the chrysalis was a dead wringer for a local hognosed snake. This surely would give a hungry bird or lizard reason to pause. 006ab0faaa