Oh, to be an eagle....

[JeffreyS]

And have this view every day you go to work. Or fishing...

Just a simple flight over the Dixie National Forest along Utah state route 14 near Duck Lake. Click image for full size view.

 

[WV. Rootman]

Something is wrong, they are all the same color. Not that way in West Virginia. Must be a gold filter you put on. LOL

 

[Great Pumpkin]

They look like little pompom flowers, Jeffrey, not tall trees. Lucky you to get out of town before the next heat wave.

 

[Andy9]

Could be trees of the same kind. I don't think there is any gold filter otherwise everything would be a little goldish. Here in Europe larch trees are always of the same bright yellow.

 

[WV. Rootman]

Could be trees of the same kind. I don't think there is any gold filter otherwise everything would be a little goldish. Here in Europe larch trees are always of the same bright yellow.

I was just joking. In the eastern US we have more of a mixture of different trees. Which means more different colors. We have larch trees also. Many times we call them Tamarack.

 

[SelfBiased]

LOL, i've only ever known them as Tamarack, learn something every day, forget every other day

 

[JeffreyS]

This area of Utah is predominately Aspen, when it comes to fall color.

 

[WV. Rootman]

This area of Utah is predominately Aspen, when it comes to fall color.

They look like candles on fire. Sorry, I mentioned fire.

 

[JeffreyS]

They look like candles on fire. Sorry, I mentioned fire.

As a Californian, I sure do appreciate that!

 

[LindeSmac]

I was just joking. In the eastern US we have more of a mixture of different trees. Which means more different colors. We have larch trees also. Many times we call them Tamarack.

Probably has more to do with weather than tree species.

 

[Andy9]

The colours of leaves in autumn can vary very much - brown, yellow, red, etc.

 

[WV. Rootman]

Probably has more to do with weather than tree species.

No, color variance has to do with the tree species.