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| Beech forest in autumn towards the top of mountain side Lago Argentino |
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| Beech forest across mountain Lago Argentino |
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| The top of the forest as it gives way to barren snow covered rock Lago Argentino |
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| The forest like claws of a mythical creature advancing on the rock face Lago Argentino |
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| Part of beech forest Near Cuevas de Milodon |
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| Spectacular dead tree covered with Old Man's Beard, a type of lichen Near Cuevas de Milodon |
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| The tangled mass of beech forest Cerro Benítez |
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| Another dead beech in front of other live ones bent in the direction of the wind rising up the hill Cerro Benítez |
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| Beech infected with a parasite known as Pan de Indio (Indian's Bread), an edible mushroom that saps the ducts of the tree. The beech defends itself by generating galls to bypass the blocked ducts, but the fungus moves to other parts of the tree until the tree itself dies. Cerro Benítez |
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| Deadwood and live forest Torres del Paine National Park |
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| Effects of forest fire Torres del Paine National Park |
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| Another area affected by forest fire Torres del Paine National Park |
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| Beech forest near glacier Perito Moreno |
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| Forest on hillside #1 Lago Argentino |
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| Forest on hillside #2 Lago Argentino |
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| Forest on hillside #3 Lago Argentino |
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| Forest on hillside #4 Lago Argentino |
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| Forest on hillside #5 Lago Argentino |
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| Forest on hillside #6 Lago Argentino |
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| Forest on hillside #7 Lago Argentino |
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| Dead wood #1 Cerro Benítez |
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| Dead wood #2 Cerro Benítez |
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| Dead wood #3 Cerro Benítez |
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