Tremuloides Collection

American aspen, Populus tremuloides, and American large aspen, Populus grandidenta
5855048 American aspen, Populus tremuloides, and American large aspen, Populus grandidenta; (add.info.: Leaves and aments of the American aspen, Populus tremuloides, and American large aspen)

USA, Colorado, Kebler Pass

USA, Wyoming. Landscape of fall Aspen Trees and fall snow on mountain, Grand Teton National Park Date: 05-10-2019

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Autumn colors in Rocky Mountains, Wyoming, USA. Date: 08/10/2013

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Golden aspens above Snake River at sunset. Date: 08/10/2013

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Red Maple (Acer rubra) and aspens (Populus tremuloides) in autumn, Wyoming, USA. Date: 08/10/2013

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Fall aspens in the Rocky Mountains, Wyoming, USA. Date: 08/10/2013

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Road through autumn colors. Date: 08/10/2013

pink sunrise in autumn, Oxbow, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA

Aspens In A Meadow In Banff National Park; Banff, Alberta, Canada

Autumn Foliage Surrounds A Pool In The Snake River; Wyoming, United States Of America

Aspens Reflected In A Pool In The Snake River In Autumn; Wyoming, United States Of America

Autumn Aspens Reflected In Snake River; Wyoming, United States Of America

Aspen Trees In Autumn, Rocky Mountains, Colorado, Usa

A panoramic view of a grove of aspens at peak fall color located in the heart of the amazing Grand Teton National Park
A panoramic view of a tree in peak fall color located near the Gros Ventre river valley

USA, CO, Routt NF, Aspen Grove
USA, Colorado, Routt National Forest, Aspen Grove

USA, Colorado, Routt NF, Quaking Aspen Grove (Populus tremuloides)
USA, Colorado, Routt National Forest, Aspen Grove

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Aspen Trees - leaves falling in autumn (fall) (Populus tremuloides) Date:

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Aspen trees - leaves falling in autumn (fall) (Populus tremuloides) Date:

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Aspen and Spruce forests Date:

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Aspen Trees (Populus tremuloides) Date:

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Apsen Trees - in autumn (fall) colours with Douglas Firs (Populus tremuloides) Date:

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Quaking Aspens - with autumn colour of Canyon Maple (Acer grandidentatum) (Populus tremuloides) Date:

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Aspen and Spruce forests in autumn Date:

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Aspen trees - Fallen Quaking Aspen leaves - with autumn colour (Populus tremuloides) Date:

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Quaking Aspen trunks - with autumn colour (Populus tremuloides) Date:

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Aspen and Douglas Fir Trees (Populus tremuloides) Date:

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Aspen forests in autumn Date:

Graffiti carved on Aspen tree

The white tree trunks of Quaking Aspen, spring time in the USA

Spring leaf of the Quaking Aspen, spring time in the USA

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"Tremuloides: A Spectacular Autumn Symphony in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park" Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of fall aspen trees and snow-capped mountains, where nature paints a vibrant masterpiece. In the heart of the United States, specifically Wyoming, lies a landscape that will leave you awe-inspired. On October 5th, 2019, Mother Nature showcased her artistic prowess with an enchanting display of color and tranquility. The iconic Aspen trees stood tall against the backdrop of majestic peaks within Grand Teton National Park. This natural wonderland was captured through lenses marked DDE-90039769 to DDE-90039013. As dawn broke over Oxbow in Grand Teton National Park, a pink sunrise bathed the autumn foliage in ethereal light. The golden hues danced upon each leaf as if celebrating this magical season. It was a sight that could only be witnessed once every year. While Banff National Park may belong to Canada geographically, its captivating meadows adorned with Aspens deserve mention here too. These resilient trees painted Alberta's landscapes with shades of gold and amber; their leaves shimmering like flickering flames on a cool autumn evening. The Snake River snaked its way through this picturesque scene, creating reflections so clear they seemed like portals into another world. Aspens gracefully mirrored themselves upon tranquil pools along its banks—nature showcasing her artistry at every turn. Not limited to just Wyoming or Canada alone, Tremuloides made its presence felt throughout North America's Rocky Mountains too. Colorado welcomed these magnificent Aspen trees amidst its rugged terrain; their fiery colors contrasting against evergreen pines—a true feast for the eyes. Tremuloides is not merely a name but an experience—an invitation to witness nature's grandeur firsthand.