John,

It is possible the winter cold killed them. Wait a few weeks and see if the
woolly masses expand as eggs are laid.

Will F. Blozan
President, Eastern Native Tree Society
President, Appalachian Arborists, Inc.
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of John Eichholz
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 10:53 PM
To: ENTSTrees
Subject: [ENTS] HWA confirmed in Shelburne


Hi All, and especially Bob,

I am sorry to report a second and more ominous sighting of HWA in
Shelburne.  Several trees on the SW shore of the beaver pond next to
Arms cemetery, on Audubon Sanctuary land,  are lightly infested.  I
check this area regularly, and haven't seen any sign before now,
although I would guess it appeared before winter.  The prior sighting
was about 1/2 mile away on the banks of the Deerfield River at the
confluence of the North River.

This location is about 10 miles East of Mohawk Trail State Forest.

John Eichholz




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