Two Winter Trees

Franklen · 12th February 2011, 01:17 AM

My tree identification skills are very bad when Winter rolls around. Here are two species on a lot that I will be helping to organize a community beautification project this coming spring and summer, and it would be nice to know the species that are currently present. But without leaves or fruit I need some help in confirming them. This is located in Upstate NY, USA.

First tree is single trunk, 15-20 ft tall, the bark makes me think locust but i couldn't see any obvious thorns. Pics in album here: http://s73.???????????.com/albums/i2...d/Trees/Large/

Second tree is multi-trunking, large bush-like, and I really don't know what it is at all. Maybe a serviceberry or something similar. Pics in album here: http://s73.???????????.com/albums/i2...d/Trees/Small/

Franklen · 12th February 2011, 01:24 AM

Oops, let's try those links again:

http://s73.???????????.com/albums/i2...d/Trees/Large/

http://s73.???????????.com/albums/i2...d/Trees/Small/

Franklen · 12th February 2011, 01:25 AM

Ok, sorry. This forum does not like the links I am posting, unless there is some trick I don't know about. Can anyone suggest how I should be including these links to ????????????

Jeff Darby · 12th February 2011, 06:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Franklen

Ok, sorry. This forum does not like the links I am posting, unless there is some trick I don't know about. Can anyone suggest how I should be including these links to ????????????

Here is a link, take time to read it, comprehend the information...then post away..

How to post| add a picture or file| embed picture

Franklen · 13th February 2011, 03:15 AM

Hi Jay, thanks for the guidance. But unless I am missing something, there are no instructions in that post for the problem I am having with posting links.

perhaps I will try a new post with the pics inline.

Best ~Frank

Eric Frei · 14th February 2011, 06:31 AM

You need to load the pictures to this server. Do not link to pictures.

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Franklen · 14th February 2011, 08:11 AM

Much thanks for more guidance. I am starting two new posts to separate these two trees and avoid confusion with the attachments.

Single Trunk Winter Tree ID in Upstate NY, USA

Multi-Trunk Winter Tree/Shrub ID in Upstate NY, USA

12th February 2011, 01:17 AM	#1
Franklen Sappling Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 10	Two Winter Trees My tree identification skills are very bad when Winter rolls around. Here are two species on a lot that I will be helping to organize a community beautification project this coming spring and summer, and it would be nice to know the species that are currently present. But without leaves or fruit I need some help in confirming them. This is located in Upstate NY, USA. First tree is single trunk, 15-20 ft tall, the bark makes me think locust but i couldn't see any obvious thorns. Pics in album here: http://s73.???????????.com/albums/i2...d/Trees/Large/ Second tree is multi-trunking, large bush-like, and I really don't know what it is at all. Maybe a serviceberry or something similar. Pics in album here: http://s73.???????????.com/albums/i2...d/Trees/Small/

12th February 2011, 01:24 AM	#2
Franklen Sappling Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 10	Re: Two Winter Trees Oops, let's try those links again: http://s73.???????????.com/albums/i2...d/Trees/Large/ http://s73.???????????.com/albums/i2...d/Trees/Small/

12th February 2011, 01:25 AM	#3
Franklen Sappling Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 10	Re: Two Winter Trees Ok, sorry. This forum does not like the links I am posting, unless there is some trick I don't know about. Can anyone suggest how I should be including these links to ????????????

13th February 2011, 03:15 AM	#5
Franklen Sappling Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 10	Re: Two Winter Trees Hi Jay, thanks for the guidance. But unless I am missing something, there are no instructions in that post for the problem I am having with posting links. perhaps I will try a new post with the pics inline. Best ~Frank

14th February 2011, 08:11 AM	#7
Franklen Sappling Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 10	Re: Two Winter Trees Much thanks for more guidance. I am starting two new posts to separate these two trees and avoid confusion with the attachments. Single Trunk Winter Tree ID in Upstate NY, USA Multi-Trunk Winter Tree/Shrub ID in Upstate NY, USA

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