Feuille de chêne .

Bravo Jean-Louis!!!!!

Merci . Bonne journée .

belle macro !!! bonne journée

Présentation superbe.

Une belle galle du chêne que tu as photographier bonne journée.

Lovely autumnal still life.

Wunderschön!!!

An "oak apple gall" is a large, round, apple-like growth found on the leaves or twigs of oak trees, caused by chemicals injected by the larvae of certain gall wasps, especially in the family Cynipidae. These galls measure about 2–5 cm in diameter, are initially green and spongy, and later turn cream, pink, or brown as they mature.​

The female gall wasp injects an egg into the developing buds of an oak, and chemicals from the larva stimulate the oak's tissue to form the protective and nutritional gall around them. Inside each oak apple gall, a single wasp larva develops in a central chamber surrounded by either a spongy or fibrous mass, feeding on special nutritive tissues produced by the plant. Oak apple galls are mostly harmless to the host oak tree and are a common part of the ecosystem.​

Merci pour les infos!!

A beautiful macro capture of this oak leaf and oak apple gall. Your focus and depth of field are perfect and I love the detail you've captured..!! ⭐️

Magnifique photo JL ****************belle soirée !

Bon regard ! Bonne soirée !

Mit schöner Galle!

Splendid details and wonderful image, Jean-louis

Wonderful capture!

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