File:Wilding conifers in the Jollie River valley.jpg
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English: Wilding conifers (predominantly European Larch Larix decidua) in the Jollie River valley in Canterbury, New Zealand. Note that the river has a colouration due to the presence of glacial rock flour. The dead trees on the rocky river terrace have been washed down due to flooding. |
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| Author | Alan Liefting |
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