Help with ID of tree

   / Help with ID of tree #21  
Bruce,
I'm lost. How is finding the diameter of the log going to identify it's species?
Maybe I'm just tired.
Stuck

bcp said:
This tree ID method always works for me.

Measure like the red arrow shows. If not circular, measure the long way and the short way and average the measurements.

:)

Bruce

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   / Help with ID of tree #23  
stuckmotor said:
Bruce,
I'm lost. How is finding the diameter of the log going to identify it's species?
Maybe I'm just tired.
Stuck
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I missed the joke the first time around; ID = Inside Diameter... as in the middle of the hollow log. (it was funnier before I explained it :duh:)
 
   / Help with ID of tree #24  
Teg,
Thank you very much! I worked kinda hard yesterday and my brain hasn't recovered.
 
   / Help with ID of tree #25  
dickfoster said:
Humm it looks like they missed the black oak which I have lots of on my property. I don't see tan oak either.
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To add to that, from some research I've done lately, I "think" oaks sometimes interbreed. I've got one that appears to be a hybred.
 
   / Help with ID of tree #26  
WOW!! ID - that went over so fast and far above my head also. Was going to ask about it too but couldn't formulate an intelligent question. Ha,ha,ha
 
   / Help with ID of tree #27  
I don't about the question but, luckily teg had an intelligent answer.
 
   / Help with ID of tree #30  
I enjoy making people smile or laugh, as long as I don't get punished.

Bruce
 
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