Image: Chinese Evergreen Elm in process of healing, February 2014
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Description: This is a photo that I took of a Chinese Evergreen Elm tree just over a year after a number of visits by a Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker (woodpecker). You can begin to see regeneration of bark, lenticles, and general self-repair.
Title: Chinese Evergreen Elm in process of healing, February 2014
Credit: One afternoon in my backyard. Previously published: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10203469676931888&set=pb.1512219189.-2207520000.1406262148.&type=3&theater;
Author: Lotusgreen
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