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Tree sculpture located along the Cherry River marsh hiking trail.

Scary face carved in a tree. Iznota, Poland

Saint-Pierre-d'Oléron, France - May 08, 2024: Le Revenir (2015), a wooden sculpture by Maurice Chauveaux in the park of the Chateau de Bonnemie on a sunny day

Deforestation concept. Stump of tree after cutting forest.

Norse god Loki mask carved from the bark, mythology and sagas

Tree stump with funny face on forest floor covered with dry fallen eucalyptus leaves

Man in traditional hat looks at totem pole, Nature scenics, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia

Close-up view of a totem pole carving. Shallow depth of field, focus on face.

Carved head on root of praying mantis. Captured in front yard of rural thai homestay in small town in Chiang Mai province located at rural road. Around are some plants of yard. Name of town is unknown. Artist unknown

old weathered tree trunk looks like a dinosaur or bird head

Tree stump displaying intricate growth rings and cracked wood texture, surrounded by vibrant green grass, illustrating natural decay

Tree stump with a funny face standing on a forest floor covered with dry fallen eucalyptus leaves, pine needles and small sticks

worship of ancient Russian gods, ancient idols made of wood,Slavic pagan god made of wood cutting, wooden statues in the forest

Close up view of large dry tree root on lawn with people playing volleyball near palm trees. Kos. Greece.

$Copenhagen, Denmark - June 23. 2019: Sct Hans celebration at the the Nature Center, at Kalvebod Fælled, a large nature area in the Ørestad region, Copenhagen. Usually the celebration is at sunset, but the Center promoted a celebration to include children having the bonfire lit at 7 PM instead of 11 PM.\n\nFamilies enjoyed with picnic the good weather and the possibility to have kids at the celebration.\n\nThe event was inspired on the fairytale “Tinderbox”, by the Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen\n\nIn Denmark the Midsummer celebration is known as Saint Hans (Saint John’s) Evening, is based on a pagan tradition of the solstice celebration. The Tradition in Denmark and other Northern European Countries is to place a figure representing a witch inside the traditional bonfire, with fireworks to make it sound like screams.$

Garden figure made of stump made from improvised material

Funny faces made out of sticks and logs in a forest

Tree stump in front of yellow wildflowers in the garden. Golden Dianthus.

Close-up of a tree trunk on which a branch has been sawn off. A funny face is drawn on the cut surface. It looks as if it is looking out of the tree.

Wooden miracle in the woods peeking out from the pile of stumps.

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