The bark is really smooth pale gray. 1/8- 1/32"
Beech is the tree that you can carve on.
The exception is if it has a mortal case of beech bark disease.
The little sapling with the leaves still attached might be a beech. Behind the pile.
The winter buds will be very sharply pointed and elongated.
I usually agree with you Paul bunion, but I don't see it, he needs to take better pictures of the bark, up close.....Without a doubt that is diseased beech that you have there.
The tree standing to the left behind looks to be in the same sad shape. And you have beech saplings holding their leaves in that picture also.
Without a doubt that is diseased beech that you have there.
The tree standing to the left behind looks to be in the same sad shape. And you have beech saplings holding their leaves in that picture also.
I usually agree with you Paul bunion, but I don't see it, he needs to take better pictures of the bark, up close.....
I can see the hard maple look in it, but I'm still saying its diseased beech. Melt all the snow off one or two of them and I'll be happy to say I'm wrong.That's a yellow birch! And Beech Scale does not change the barks appearance to that of Hard Maple.
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