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English: Photos taken October 2019, just 2 weeks after a canopy branch fell to the ground a hundred yards from the visitor center at Elk Prairie Campground of Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park. The bark is much thinner than found on the main trunk/bole. A piece of the bark, flipped to show the inner side, reveals bark beetle larval tunnels and exit bore holes. |
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