Pine ID @ the Zoo

[Stax]

While down the NJ shore this summer, stopped by the Cape May Zoo. There were a ton of these around. What say you?

 

[thewoodlands]

It looks like Scotch Pine.


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[bluedogz]

The first one is a telephone pole. The other two might be scotch pine. :coolsmile:

 

[firefighterjake]

The first one is a telephone pole. The other two might be scotch pine. :coolsmile:

Thanks for the laugh Bluedogz . . . I needed one today.

 

[rottiman]

The first one is a telephone pole. The other two might be scotch pine. :coolsmile:

Here's your sign......................

 

[Blue Vomit]

While down the NJ shore this summer, stopped by the Cape May Zoo. There were a ton of these around. What say you?

Stax,
As for the trees, I got nothing other than pine.
As for the zoo, not sure it is the same one but we went to a zoo near wildwood, close to cape may, impressive bald eagle exhibit. Did you see it by chance? Those birds are massive!

 

[Stax]

I think it was the Cape May County Zoo. As for the eagles...there were only 2. If thats what you're talking about, yes, they were huge.

 

[BrianA]

That is 100% Pitch Pine. You can tell by the pine needles growing directly out of the trunk in the one photo. You have to be careful putting a tree stand in them, Ive slid straight to the bottom a few times, bark comes right off.

 

[Bubbavh]

That is 100% Pitch Pine. You can tell by the pine needles growing directly out of the trunk in the one photo. You have to be careful putting a tree stand in them, Ive slid straight to the bottom a few times, bark comes right off.

+1 Pitch Pine at the Popcorn Zoo