ahh, one other species i forgot about - sorry for the multiple emails.
Celtis fared poorly in the city of Richmond. very surprised about
that.

 neil

On Mar 1, 10:44 am, James Parton <[email protected]> wrote:
> Neil,
>
> And the south is now getting hit. It is snowing in Birmingham Alabama
> and sleeting here in Arden NC. We are forecast to get 3-6 inches
> overnight.
>
> I am really glad it waited until after we visited Congaree.
>
> James P.
>
> On Feb 28, 11:20 am, neil <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >  Hi ENTS,
>
> >  Although this is technically February [and essentially March], I wanted
> > to share some images from the KY Ice Storm from the last week of January
> > '09. I hadn't experienced an ice storm as severe as this one and it was
> > fun listening to and seeing how different trees responded to the ice. I
> > will not forget the persimmon next to my kitchen window just pop all
> > night on the 27th and rain branches down onto my roof or side of the
> > house. I left town when my power went out on the 28th and missed the
> > next few days. My 89.8 yr old neighbor told me the real damage to the
> > trees would come after the ice melted and the trees snapped back. There
> > did seem to be more damage when I returned to town.
>
> >  The silver maples were hit hard. But looking at the before and after
> > pictures, it is amazing to see how many feet the outer branches sagged
> > and sprung back.
>
> >  Some red maples were completely smashed, like this one on campus.
>
> >  The river birches next to the library were waylaid! It was pretty in
> > the middle of them. They have since been cut.
>
> >  I made it out to central Kentucky and Mammoth Caves the last couple of
> > days. I didn't make it into Big Woods yet to see how much damaged it
> > might have experienced - hope to visit in the fall. The ice damage to
> > portions of Central KY that I saw were something. Mammoth Caves Nat.
> > Park lost power for a few days, too.
>
> >  The cedars and pines took it real hard. Angiosperms were hit fairly
> > hard as well, but seemed to be less disturbed. These pictures are the
> > worst. Most of the forest, like those in the bottom of the Green River
> > watershed seemed to have less damage.
>
> >  Wish there was time to do a species review of damage. Would be very
> > interesting.
>
> >  neil
>
> >  AcrossStreetDuring.jpg
> > 75KViewDownload
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> >  AfterAcrossStreet.jpg
> > 87KViewDownload
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> >  SilverMapleDuring.jpg
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> >  silverMapleAfter.jpg
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> >  flattenedRedMapleIceStorm.jpg
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> >  BirchOverboard.jpg
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> >  BentBirchPanCrop.jpg
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> >  coniferousCatastrophe.jpg
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> >  AngiospermAnguishCrop.jpg
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> >  GreenRiverFerry.jpg
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