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tsnDescripción
Highlighting the difference in bark patterns between Prunus pensylvanica (this observation) and Betula lenta (next observation). One doesn't often get to see examples of these two species of similar size in such close proximity.
I have seen some young saplings of Prunus pensylvanica in this area.
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Ampelis Europeo (Bombycilla garrulus)Observ.
lavaman13Descripción
Cinnamon under tail denotes Bohemian vs White for Cedar
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Sinsonte Norteño (Mimus polyglottos)Observ.
hollyyoungDescripción
This bird has a short beak.
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Nogal Blanco Americano (Juglans cinerea)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
Huge Butternut on Lake St in St. Albans. Got invited back in the fall to gather nuts! Tons of shells on the ground, and has a resident squirrel :)
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Nogal Blanco Americano (Juglans cinerea)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
Long terminal winter buds compared to width of bud. Most likely progeny of the large 24 in diameter butternut behind dollar general.
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Nogal Blanco Americano (Juglans cinerea)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
A real trooper…. Wow…. I had to stop when I noticed this behemoth Butternut.
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Nogal Blanco Americano (Juglans cinerea)Observ.
rpayneDescripción
Suffering from Butternut Canker:
http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/45601
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Olmo Americano (Ulmus americana)Observ.
tsnDescripción
Magnificent solitary roadside elm tree
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Olmo Americano (Ulmus americana)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
Large Specimen. Looks healthy as of 10/2022.
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Olmo Americano (Ulmus americana)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
Beautiful monster elm, I might have to come back and ask to take cuttings or look for progeny 😍 Doesn’t appear to have any crown dieback.
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Olmo Americano (Ulmus americana)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
Quite a large specimen. Looks healthy as of 10/23.
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Olmo Americano (Ulmus americana)Observ.
ellenjones6Descripción
This is the big tree on the edge of the parking lot, to the left of the overlook at the scenic vista.
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Ardilla Listada del Este Americano (Tamias striatus)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
Photos from when I found a road-burned chipmunk and picked it up from the middle of 116. It went to a wildlife rehab and was successfully released back where I had found it :) 🐿️
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Olmo Americano (Ulmus americana)Observ.
grantfesslerDescripción
Quite large dbh for a healthy elm
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Nogal Blanco Americano (Juglans cinerea)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
Butternut canker present but a large healthy tree with more than 70% of its canopy still intact. Could be another potential candidate for nut collection.
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Nogal Blanco Americano (Juglans cinerea)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
The trunk appears canker free, need closer inspection. Potentially a good candidate for nut collection next summer!
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Castaño Americano (Castanea dentata)Observ.
kstutzmanDescripción
3rd chestnut this year. Feeling pretty lucky.
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Castaño Americano (Castanea dentata)Observ.
threepogoniasDescripción
Sprouting vigorously after fire of May 2021
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Nogal Blanco Americano (Juglans cinerea)Observ.
larry522Descripción
not healthy, but not quite dead yet either
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hobiecatDescripción
Another potential quercus x hawkinsiae ?
if the acorn caps are not flat enough for Q. rubra.
See discussion at --> https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/22060816
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mickleyDescripción
Canopy leaves look a bit more like macrocarpa or the hybrid. No idea what this is.
Sun leaves, roadside.
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mickleyDescripción
Forest edge. Sun leaves.
4 deep sinuses, nearly glabrous abaxially.
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Encinos o Robles Blancos (Sección Quercus)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
@tsn have any clue? It looks like a white oak hybrid…. Possibly Quercus x bebbiana or Quercus x fernowii?
The majority types of oaks on the property are Q. montana and Q. alba, so potentially it could also be Q. x saulii… it’s interesting but there is so much variation in the hybrid leaf margins, i’m unsure.
Sources:
http://oaks.of.the.world.free.fr/quercus_bebbiana.htm
https://swbiodiversity.org/seinet/taxa/index.php?taxon=337409&clid=3503
http://oaks.of.the.world.free.fr/quercus_fernowii.htm
https://swbiodiversity.org/seinet/taxa/index.php?taxon=305029&clid=3510
http://oaks.of.the.world.free.fr/quercus_saulei.htm
https://swbiodiversity.org/seinet/taxa/index.php?taxon=303050&clid=3510
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Chipe Suelero (Seiurus aurocapilla)Observ.
cgbb2004Descripción
major surprise to see this little bird foraging in the yard today
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Castaño Americano (Castanea dentata)Observ.
j-staufferDescripción
Piney Hill Rd. Monkton- private property
-with mature involucres
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Olmo Americano (Ulmus americana)Observ.
zitsermDescripción
Amazing buttressed trunk, like an intertwined rope
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Puercoespín Norteamericano (Erethizon dorsatum)Observ.
trscavoDescripción
Green Mountain National Forest
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Nogal Blanco Americano (Juglans cinerea)Observ.
northeastwalkerDescripción
Probably spread from planting
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Castaño Americano (Castanea dentata)Observ.
idragonflyladyDescripción
Photo 15-7205 American Chestnut
