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It's #treeidtuesday! We're changing things up a li

It's #treeidtuesday! We're changing things up a little this week! Instead of our regular Tree ID Tuesday, our winner will be the first person to answer these 3 questions correctly: tell us what made this nest, identify the mass on the branch, and tell us an easy insect treatment for this little critter 🌳🐛 #wildlife #treecare #education #nature #themoreyouknow

Almost two years after a devastating fire, restora

Almost two years after a devastating fire, restoration efforts are beginning to rebuild Notre Dame. Check out this story about the French oaks being felled to help the reconstruction.
https://www.urbanforestdweller.com/these-centuries-old-french-oaks-will-soon-help-rebuild-notre-dame/
#UrbanForestDweller #TruetimberArborists #treesinthenews

Oops..we did it again! We're a day late for #treei

Oops..we did it again! We're a day late for #treeidtuesday. We know you guys look forward to this every week! This week's tree is often found in our own backyards. The bark is dark gray and flaky when young, but it becomes furrowed with age. Foliage turns purple in autumn, eventually becoming an intense bright scarlet color. The species' common name is of Native American origin, coming from the Creek words ito "tree" and opilwa "swamp" and were often used by Native Americans as teeth-cleaning twigs. The fruit of this tree is an important food source for many migrating birds in the fall. Its early color change is thought to attract birds to the available fruit, which ripen before many other fall fruits and berries. Correctly ID this tree and you could win stuff! Congrats to last week's winner Sean Davies Kelley who correctly ID'd the Table Mountain Pine. 😎⠀
#TruetimberArborists #treeidentification #namethattree #arboriculture

If you missed the article in our newsletter, here'

If you missed the article in our newsletter, here's the buzz on Yaupon, North America's forgotten native "tea" plant!☕🍃
https://www.urbanforestdweller.com/yaupon-the-rebirth-of-americas-forgotten-tea/
#UrbanForestDweller #native #ilexvomitoria #yaupon

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