Native Tree Society BBS

Don,

I am glad to see you in!

Back in December you sent me a letter requesting a couple of pictures of American Ash Trees that I took on Craggy Pinnacle and Sam's Knob for the bulletin. I sent them to you. Hopefully you got them.

James Parton

Ed, Though I disagree with a minimum character limit because sometimes a simple reply is all one needs I will respect your decision as a moderator. I am sure most of us would. We admire your work and this is one of only a very few downsides of a great new forum. Locking the post against a reply is p...

Jenny,

As far as I am concerned birds are wildlife. Whether in a forest of trees or a forest of skyscrapers.

James P.

Sometimes quick replies are adiquate.

JP

I had 41 here before adding this. Sometimes quick replies are adiquate and this limitation can be annoying.

Gary & Larry,

I had two guitars at one time. I could not play very well but I had fun. I am thinking about getting a new one.

JP

Jenny,

This really made me smile. I think they need instruction from Will Blozan as well as equipment.

JP

Steve,

I have always found Tree of Heaven and Empress Tree both to be attractive trees. Beauty has nothing to do with them being invasive to an ecosystem.

JP

Steve,

I have always found Tree of Heaven and Empress Tree both to be attractive trees. Beauty has nothing to do with them being invasive to an ecosystem.

JP

Steve, The last Bald Eagles I saw was at Congaree National Park last year during the ENTS measuring blitz. They were a pair flying high overhead. I have also seen them near Lake Russell which is on the border of SC & Ga between Clarks Hill lake and Hartwell lake. Osprey are common along Lake Russell...

Barry,

Even if you don't have a laser or clinometer carry a good tape to measure the girth of trees you find. I am very interested in the cbh of Pitch Pines in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Of course don't leave your camera behind.

JP