I got all but number 1 2 and 4  cool steve

On Mar 4, 10:17 pm, Randy Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
> 1. Hemlock
> 2. Honey locust? (sugar maple is a second guess)
> 3. Ash
> 4. Tulip tree
> 5. Red Maple (or perhaps silver, but it's on a hill so it should be red)
> 6. Black Cherry
> 7. Northern Red Oak
> 8. Black Oak?
>
> On Mar 4, 2009, at 7:39 PM, Steve Galehouse wrote:
>
> > I've really enjoyed the winter i.d. exercises, so i thought I would  
> > post another. All are native to NE Ohio, are photos are of mature  
> > specimens when possible, and all photos were taken today.
> > 1                                                    
> > 2                                                  
> > 3                                                 4
>
> > 5                                                    
> > 6                                                  
> > 7                                                 8
>
> > The correct answers can be found 
> > at:http://www.bettermenconstruction.com/Page6.html
>
> > Steve
>
> > .
>
> > <
> > Picture_00
> > .jpg
>
> > <
> > Picture_02
> > .jpg
>
> > <
> > Picture_03
> > .jpg
>
> > <
> > Picture_04
> > .jpg><Picture_05.jpg><Picture_06.jpg><Picture_08.jpg><Picture_10.jpg>
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