Trees from a distance

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That is why its called trees from a distance. Not closeups of trees.

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Yeah, but BB your photo is of HALF a tree
so close-ups are allowed
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I go with Gleditsia triacanthos also
G. t. 'Skyline' (to be precise) because it's the thornless honeylocust.
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-Diane-
 
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Salix spp.

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you guys let a rookie get this one!? I am losing faith in you.

it was a good sized Weeping Willow, maybe 50". the leaves on it, except for a tuft in the fron are all poison ivy, I bet that threw a few of you off......?


nice work! your turn to put a picture up.
 
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you guys let a rookie get this one!?

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It's called beginner's luck !
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Let's see how the next round goes!


If Xman gets on he should take his turn
and then FJR.



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good job FJR and welcome.

thanks Diane for remembering.

tried to find something interesting to look at.

Here; what tree is this animal trying to eat?

you might be able to zoom right in on the leaves.

(Now, actually I'll give credit for one or the other. because i didn't make much of a mental note of what tree it was.... and that was a few months ago, but i know it's one or the other.)

i will do my best to get on here late monday night to see the guesses.
 

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Zelkova is it.

Unless my memory isn't correct, then it was siberian elm.

But I'm pretty sure I remember it being Zelkova.

Alright, the new kids turn.
 
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