Trees from a distance

[MoTreeBeard]

let me try again

 

[MoTreeBeard]

sorry guys I cant get my picture to post

 

[NickfromWI]

can you email me the pic and I'll post it?

 

[NickfromWI]

Mo tree- here it is:

The prob was the file was to big. Your photo was 3.4 MB and it needs to be less than 1 mb. I resized it for ya.

love
nick

 

[banjo]

White oak?

 

[BostonBull]

populus deltoids?

 

[MoTreeBeard]

no and no. Typically it is a smallish tree.

 

[Thillmaine]

Box Alder or Black Locust..althought not really very smallish

 

[BostonBull]

I am with Thill, Robina pseudocaccia. I couldnt see the full size from my phone.

 

[arborer]

I'm going with some kind of Salix.

 

[Thillmaine]

Sophora japonica, Japanese Pagoda tree would be another possibility

 

[easyphloem]

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Sophora jamponica, Japanese Pagoda tree woudl be another possibility

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I have a client with a big pagoda tree.....the foliage kind of reminds me of this tree.

SZ

 

[MoTreeBeard]

Here's a hint. Yellow flowers followed by unique foliage.

 

[willbranch]

Fraxinus acerfolia what it is

 

[MoTreeBeard]

Fraxinus What? You must be from Monett Mo.

 

[TC]

motreebeard,

there's something unsettling about your stretched avatar pic, i think its your stance, reminiscent of a reluctant member of a firing squad waiting for the inevitable orders to fire. . either way, its making me feel anxious. After de-stretching the pic i can see you look more comfortable and more detail appeared - No spikes for a removal? Crane job? the notch and the sling angle dont make sense, whats happening? any more pics of the job?

 

[SirTreeRat]

CorkScrew Willow?

 

[MoTreeBeard]

First off, no not a corkscrew willow. Secondly I hardly ever use spikes, I just dont care for them. Yes it was a crane removal and the position of the crane was such that the operater was more comfortable with a face notch and thin hinge that he could gently pull to him. Probably not needed but I usually let the operator dictate (within reason) how he uses his crane. The sling should have been on the back side and probably a little higher but all went well, thanks for asking.

 

[willbranch]

Oh my bad Fraxinus macrocarpa thats what it is.

 

[MoTreeBeard]

Ok, heres a dead give away.