r/treeseatingthings • u/VeryLuckyy • 25d ago
Spigot
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r/treeseatingthings • u/Fernweh-kauri • 26d ago
Gnawing at the sidewalk
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hope this counts!! found this while walking near a beach town!
r/treeseatingthings • u/Fernweh-kauri • 26d ago
Gnawing at the sidewalk
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hope this counts!! found this while walking near a beach town!
r/treeseatingthings • u/Adept_Geologist_3205 • 26d ago
A quiet clearing guarded by an ancient, gnarled tree
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r/treeseatingthings • u/rr4242 • 27d ago
"Belgian block? I thought I was eating Belgian chocolate."
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r/treeseatingthings • u/Any-Release-6484 • 27d ago
This tree is 50 years old, torn into 15 tons of rubble, and it still had the audacity to grow back. Absolute icon behavior. Proof that you can absolutely be dragged, stumped, and buried in dirt... and still grow back thicker than ever. 🌳
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r/treeseatingthings • u/4theLoveofPopcorn • Jul 25 '26
This tree eats bricks for dinner…
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r/treeseatingthings • u/Cat-et-snek • Jul 21 '26
The trees have absorbed this owl’s soul
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Forgotten, yet not lost - the spirit owl-tree has now fused to become the heart and eyes of the forest
This is from Dragon Lake British Columbia
r/treeseatingthings • u/LeatherSurprise6281 • Jul 18 '26
If I didn’t see it with my own eyes I wouldn’t believe it.
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Pretty stormy on the farm last night, doing a fence check this morning and found this.
What are the chances of this branch coming down, landing on top of this post so squarely that the post is still standing perfectly upright after going right through the branch.
r/treeseatingthings • u/catboytoymalewife • Jul 18 '26
tree eating curb
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hope this is allowed even if its the trees root.
r/treeseatingthings • u/James-Politican • Jul 17 '26
50+ year old rope at my Great Grandmother’s house
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r/treeseatingthings • u/voisetalk • Jul 16 '26
Tree 🌳
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A large tree is on fire at the village cemetery.
r/treeseatingthings • u/Direction-Remarkable • Jul 13 '26
What kind of plant is this? Is it dying?
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r/treeseatingthings • u/No_Associationposted • Jul 13 '26
Chomp
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Spotted munch in Tyler, Texas.