Many thanks to Bob and Bart for letting me tag along at Forest Park today it 
was great. This tree identifying has a much higher learning curve then I 
thought. I will have to start cracking the books alot more and get in better 
shape. Thanks for the help in getting up that final hill.  Sam 




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From: James Parton <[email protected]>
To: ENTSTrees <[email protected]>
Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 7:34:24 PM
Subject: [ENTS] Re: Forest Park with Bart and Sam

Bob,

That Pitch Pine catches my attention first. That bark looks older than
most I see.

JP

On Jan 11, 5:53 pm, [email protected] wrote:
> ENTS,
>
> Bart Bouricius, Sam Goodwin, and I went to Forest Park today to measure and 
> document trees. I'll get right to the numbers and then describe the attached 
> images. The measurements are listed in the order taken.
>
> Species Height Girth
>
> White pine 131.3 9.5
> Pitch pine 89.0 6.7
> American beech 100.6 8.8
> American beech 108.8 9.5
> N. red oak 98.0 12.8
> W. oak 103.0 9.2
> Black birch 105.5 9.0
> White pine 134.5 10.5
> White Pine 97.7 9.9
> N. red oak 108.1 12.5
> Hemlock 131.9 8.8
> White pine 134.4 6.8
> Hemlock 128.9 9.5
> White pine 130.9
> White pine 133.0
> White pine 120.9
> White pine 133.7
> Hemlock 113.9
> Hemlock 114.3
>
> The two hemlocks were sweet. Description of images follow.
>
> WP134_5.jpg shows the 134.5-foot white pine.
> Beech2AndSam.jpg show the 108.8-ft tall, 9.5-ft girth American beech. Very 
> impressive for Massachusetts.
> PPAndBart.jpg shows the 89-ft tall, 6.7-ft girth pitch pine. It's a beauty.
> NRO12_5AndBart.jpg shows the 108-ft tall, 12.5-ft girth N. red oak. A very 
> impressive tree.
> NRO12_8AndBart.jpg show the 98-ft tall, 12.8-ft girth N. red oak, also very 
> impressive
>
> So, to this point, we have measured 6 white pines to over 130 feet and 4 
> hemlock to over 120, with 1 over 130. Sweet! Bart knows of another section of 
> the park with good potential. There are likely many black birch and beech 
> over 100 feet. We're edging toward a RHI. I now believe it will be between 
> 108 and 109.
>
> Bob
>
>  WP134_5.jpg
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>  Beech2AndSam.jpg
> 655KViewDownload
>
>  PPAndBart.JPG
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>
>  NRO12_5AndBart.jpg
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>
>  NRO12_8AndBart.jpg
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