Robur Collection (page 2)

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Oak Tree detail of a leaf Trandeiras, Galicia, Spain Date:

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English OAK (Quercus robur) Date:

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Oak Tree - allee in autumn mist and sunshine (Quercus robur) Date:

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Oak Tree - allee in autumn mist and sunshine (Quercus robur) Date:

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Oak Tree - dead tree - standing on meadow (Quercus robur) Date:

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Oak Tree - woodland with bracken - early morning sunshine - autumn (Quercus robur ) Date:

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Oak Tree - allee in autumn colour (Quercus robur) Date:

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Oak Tree - allee in autumn colour (Quercus robur) Date:

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English / Pedunculate Oak Tree - with man standing with arms around - 600 years old English Oak (Querqus robur L.) Date:

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Oak Trees - 2 standing on arable farmland, in late autumn with morning mist (Quercus robur) Date:

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OAK Tree Relict (Quercus robur) Date:

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Ancient Oak Tree - In summer morning mist (Quercus robur) Date:

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Ancient Oak - Relict of tree in old forest of Sababurg and autumn colour in october. (Quercus robur) Date:

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Judge Wyndham's Oak at Silton (Quercus robur) Date:

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Pedunculate Oak Tree - on field border (Quercus robur) Date:

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Black Tor Copse / Black-a-tor copse NNR (Quercus robur) Date:

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Black Tor Copse / Black-a-tor copse NNR (Quercus robur) Date:

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Wistman's Wood NNR - high altitude Common Oak woodland in winter (England's equivalent of cloud forest) (Quercus robur) Date:

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Black Tor Copse / Black-a-tor copse NNR (Quercus robur) Date:

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Wistman's Wood NNR - high altitude Common Oak woodland in winter (England's equivalent of cloud forest) (Quercus robur) Date:

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Oak Tree - ancient specimen in spring (Quercus robur) Date:

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Father Christmas - on a bicycle - in snow covered avenue of Oak trees (Quercus robur) Date:

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Oak - young leaves in spring (Quercus robur) Date:

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Oak Trees and Autumn Fog (Quercus robur) Date:

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Pedunculate / English Oak Tree (Quercus robur) Date:

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Pedunculate / English Oak (Quercus robur) Date:

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Pedunculate / English Oak (Quercus robur) Date:

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Mixed Deciduous Woodland - showing autumn colour (Quercus robur) Date:

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Oak Tree - ancient stem and autumn colour (Quercus robur) Date:

Picture No. 10896547
Oak - Dying (Quercus robur) Date:

Common Oak, Quercus robur, self-seeded seedling, germinating in grassland, West Berkshire, England, June

bluebells flowering at Blackbury Camp, a Devon Iron-age fort, with beech and oak trees in young leaf on a bright spring day

Close up of young oak flowers - Cotswolds UK
MAB-1249 Close up of young oak flowers Cotswolds UK Quercus robur Mark Boulton contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

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Oak tree in a field. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

English Oak acorns and leaves

Frost-covered oak leaf
Frost-covered oak (Quercus sp.) leaf. Photographed in Dorset, UK, January

Oak (Quercus sp. ) catkins
Oak (Quercus sp.) catkins. The catkins are the flowers of the plant. Photographed in Dorset, UK, in April

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Discover the majestic beauty of the English oak, also known as Quercus robur. 🌳 This ancient and iconic tree species can be found in various locations around the world, including the United Kingdom and Norway. 🍂🌍 Picture No. 11051036 showcases a stunning specimen of an English oak, standing tall with its characteristic pedunculate leaves and acorns (13132679). In Sherwood Forest, England, stands the legendary Major Oak where a woman is seen standing within its massive trunk - a testament to its grandeur and strength (Ancient English oak). Another breathtaking sight awaits at Hampstead Heath in England, where a magnificent English Oak dominates the landscape (Common oak tree). Even in Svolvear district on Lofoten islands in Norway, these resilient oaks thrive amidst picturesque surroundings. The common British oak tree comes in various forms such as the black variety (Quercus robur nigra), adding diversity to their already impressive presence. Let us appreciate these remarkable trees that have stood witness to centuries of history and continue to inspire awe with their enduring beauty.