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Macro shot of amber pine resin dripping slowly from tree bark. Sunlight illuminates sticky liquid droplet creating golden glow. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine resin amber color flows down the bark of the tree. Damaged pine bark dripping sticky resin Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Pine Tree Resin Sticky resin oozing from a pine tree\'s bark Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Yellow sticky resin or oil from Tree trunk with tree bark of cook pine or araucaria columnaris Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine resin amber color flows down the bark of the tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of golden pine resin drops oozing from tree bark surface creating natural organic forest background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Drops of resin on pine tree bark Royalty Free Stock Photo

sticky pine resin on the bark of the tree

sticky pine resin on the bark of the tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Organic life concept: leaking bright yellow drops of pine tar, resin, on dark tree bark background on a sunny summer day Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine Tree Resin. Solid amber resin drop on a pine tree bark . Tree resin flows from the trunk of a pine tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Glistening amber-colored resin oozes from the rough, textured bark of a tree. The viscous substance exhibits a glossy surface, contrasting with the rugged gray and brown bark. Striations in the bark suggest age and natural growth patterns. The resin's rich, translucent hue highlights its stickiness and semi-liquid state, which can harden over time. This organic substance is often used by trees for protection against insects and disease.