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Love of wood burning, and insects

This photo depicts a tree on our property that had honey bees going to and from the opening. The tree was in decline for several years and we wanted to preserve the wild/natural hive. We noticed zero bee activity and cut it down due to hazards. This is what we found when we salvaged it.
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You are right. We need to clean that out and slice it up. We tried cutting it earlier but the saw got all gummed up.
 

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Wood Piles, Sheds, Splitters, Saws and Misc.
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VirginiaIron
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Apple iPhone 6
Aperture
ƒ/2.2
Focal length
4.2 mm
Exposure time
1/30 second(s)
ISO
200
Flash
Off, did not fire
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IMG_1393.webp
File size
4.4 MB
Date taken
Mon, 20 June 2016 7:30 AM
Dimensions
3264px x 2448px

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