Re: What tree is this?
[Re: Gary Benson]
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02/16/22 08:13 AM
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Looking closer, the bark does look more like gray birch than paper birch.
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Re: What tree is this?
[Re: Squash]
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02/16/22 08:36 AM
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At first glance one might think it’s white/paper Birch, but , it’s a Grey Birch. I was leaning the same way Squash...I'm pretty sure that was where Warrior was going with not enough to go on..
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Re: What tree is this?
[Re: Squash]
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02/16/22 09:21 AM
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Little to none bark exfoliations, and black triangular patches below branch insertions, Grey Birch. Or as my Dendrology professor put it "Hairy Armpits!"
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Re: What tree is this?
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02/16/22 10:34 AM
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Paper Birch would be in it's native range have that bark and common for multi trunk
or a Grey birch opposite side of the country form native range but it's a landscape tree so no telling it is also common in multi trunk
the leaf would be the deciding factor in a visual ID
paper more rounded and grey more triangulate and pointed
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Re: What tree is this?
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02/16/22 10:38 AM
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They are everywhere up here…..I start my camp fires with birch bark….lights when wet
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Re: What tree is this?
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02/16/22 12:16 PM
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They are everywhere up here…..I start my camp fires with birch bark….lights when wet Yep same here
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Re: What tree is this?
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02/16/22 12:44 PM
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I have two in my yard that I started as seedlings. The bark peels off and is great for starting fires. I'd have to say mine are paper birch trees.
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Re: What tree is this?
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02/16/22 12:52 PM
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Well, those leaves do not look like they came from a grey birch...
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Re: What tree is this?
[Re: Gary Benson]
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02/16/22 01:11 PM
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I think you have a mix there
the bark of your first post looks like a paper birch
the bark of your last picture in post Post7498297 looks like river birch the top leaf in that post looks like paper birch while the next leave down looks river birch
now can you take a picture of the 2 leaves with a size reference ?
paper birch leaves should be 2-5 inches long while river birch 1.5-3 inches long so even some overlap there
I guess this could be a a good example of how you control what is shown leads people in different directions until the whole picture is seen
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Re: What tree is this?
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02/16/22 01:13 PM
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Well, those leaves do not look like they came from a grey birch... I agree, but it looks like photos of trees are from different trees ? Grey Birch leaves are triangular.
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