Bioluminescent Firewood!

[Andyshine77]

Took a walk back by the wood pile this evening after I did some splitting, and I was like what's that? a few of the sticks were glowing a bit green. Obviously Bioluminescence was occurring, I figured it must be because some of this old dead Ash was starting to turn so fungus was present, and I've see it before hiking, but never in the center of a freshly split piece of wood. Naturally I had to get out the DSLR and take a long exposure picture, thought it was worth sharing here.

 

[square1]

Took a walk back by the wood pile this evening after I did some splitting this evening, and I was like what's that? a few of the sticks were glowing a bit green. Obviously Bioluminescence was occurring, I figured it must be because some of this old dead Ash was starting to turn so fungus was present, and I've see it before hiking, but never in the center of a freshly split piece of wood. Naturally I had to get out the DSLR and take a long exposure picture, thought it was worth sharing here.

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Black walnut, at least those removed from my property, will bleed a magnificent luminescent green.

 

[buzz sawyer]

Saw that once with a tree that uprooted. The roots and the hole in the ground was glowing.

 

[CentaurG2]

I have seen luminescent green wood before too. People say that there is no magic left in this world.

 

[U&A]

It glows only when big-foot is close by.

Watch your 6

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Sent while firmly grasping my Redline lubed Ram [emoji231]

 

[unclemoustache]

All my firewood creates a fairly bright light when it’s burning.

But that’s pretty neat!

 

[Andyshine77]

All my firewood creates a fairly bright light when it’s burning.

But that’s pretty neat!

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[svk]

It glows only when big-foot is close by.

Watch your 6

[emoji16]


Sent while firmly grasping my Redline lubed Ram [emoji231]

Better summon huskybill!

 

[svk]

I’m seen this both on dead brush as well as logs. Kind of neat.