Green tree like on screen - Sony Grand WEGA KF-42SX300 42" LCD TV

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Sound like a infection of worms. You have to spray the tree with an insecticide when the tree flowers. Check with your local nursery. You may be able to google it and get information there. Peach trees have the same problem...

This will happen, - if the Tree needs feeding, you may find it needs an acid type of Feed +Soil - also where you are keeping the potted tree usually better at this time of year under cover eg greenhouse, also check the leaves for bug infections.

Citrus Insects Diseases

olive green bug on mandarin tree Google Search

https://www.gardenclinic.com.au/how-to-grow-article/bugwatch-bronze-orange-bugs

Hi Barbara,here's a link to your problem with your Hickory tree, Galls on Leaves

Hi waterjetting,

I think the theme you asked for is this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/yann-arthus-bertrand/plaekpceeonanmjojailaojkconcgofc?hl=en

Just open Google Chrome browser and open the above link in it and click Get Theme button.It will download theme unto your browser and after few seconds,it will become your new theme. Just click and open new tab and enjoy pink tree amongst green trees.

Have a nice day!

I do not know what you mean by "green light blinks tree", but here is the manual, you can probably find your answer there.
Lexmark E120n Laser Printer Manual

I think u got to do it bye colors if it has colers then huk it up on the cloer on each space or try to do it this way go to the biggest med big small big and then small hope it works try it or just get a really tree lol good luck

The two pictures were shot at dramatically different exposures - the "dark" one at 1/1600 shutter speed, f7.3, the "light" one at 1/320 shutter speed, f4.0. This accounts for the great difference, as the exposure conditions for the "light" one allowed much more light into the image during the exposure period. You didn't tell the whole story of how you set this up, I think you were shooting in a "spot" metering mode, where the particular exposure conditions the camera uses would vary considerably whether you were aiming at a dark area (making the picture light) or a light area (making the picture dark). I would make two recommendations: Switch your metering mode to "center weighted" (the mode labeled "[(•)]"), and also change your ISO setting to AUTO, as there would be no reason for shooting these photos at ISO 200 that I can think of.