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    Today....

    Formerly topped and dying Willow Oak…
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    Work Photos

    You sure lined up your back cut nicely.
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    Los Angeles area fatality

    Horribly way to go. I will pray for his family. I wonder what, “his rope got loose from the tree” means? Anchor failure?
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    Trees from a distance

    Camellia sinensis?
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    What Reg would look like if he only grew a beard

    Where’s your flying nun hat?
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    Squirrel Damage

    I politely disagree. Squirrel meat could be added to the cafeteria menu stretching the comfort level of some. Birth control is not good for the environment.
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    Trees from a distance

    Prunus caroliniana?
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    Squirrel Damage

    “Kids, there are extra points if you can catch the honey badger!”…
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    Squirrel Damage

    I’ve seen the worst damage where squirrels have built their dreys. Seems like the babies get bored and do some nibbling.
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    Banana Challenge

    A pealed Slippery Elm log would make a good substitute.
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    Banana Challenge

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    Working on putting great horned owl young back up in trees April, 2025

    When it comes to animal rescue, you are the who’s who Andrew. ;)
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    Vandals. Grrr!

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    Vandals. Grrr!

    I remember one fatality that involved a man who was cutting down a Catalpa tree. Somewhere in the tree buzz archives. I think he was struck on the neck by a section, if my memory is correct?
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    Rigging ring as primary rigging point for negative rigging.

    Wish I had a picture of the x-Ring we bent into an oval, by rigging some large oak tops. I was pretty proud that my splice held together.
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    Vandals. Grrr!

    The worst thing you could do, is mess with an arborist’s babies! Hope it makes it Tom. Maybe if you figure out where they live, you could bring them some seeds or seedlings and get them interested in reforesting the neighborhood?
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    The origins of chainsaws=childbirth crica 1830

    So who came first, Paul Bunion, or the Paul Bunion Baby Extractor?
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    Poetry thread

    This one is about a stone arrowhead I found on a client’s property near a creek. I showed them the point and they wanted to keep it. They are still my clients/friends. Lost Point of Reference On a steeply sloping berm I saw her Resting near a brook There was beauty in complexion Symmetry to...
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    Poetry thread

    My grandfather survived the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Wrote this one about the Yamaki pine bonsai that survived the bomb dropped on Hiroshima. It was one of 53 trees gifted to the us in 1953 by Japan. The Pining Bonsai Locked in bonds of copper Pruned to oriental taste I move with the hands...
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    RIP Jamie Goddard

    https://www.pressherald.com/2025/10/05/obituaryjamie-humphreys-goddard-2/

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