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DoomsdaysCWDoomsdaysCW@kolektiva.social
2025-06-09

So, I identified two of the nearby #AshTrees -- they are both green ash -- and both of them are not doing well. I saw evidence of something digging holes into them, but not 100% certain it's #EAB. I'll be taking another picture when it's sunny to send off to #MDIFW for positive ID. A friend said there might be two more nearby that are in better shape. Checking those out later this week...

#EmeraldAshBorer #MaineTrees #InvasiveSpecies #CitizenScience #Stewardship #ProtectTheTrees

An ash tree, with diamond-shaped patterns on its bark. There are holes in some spots. And while there are some leaves on the tree, one can tell there are dead branches.An ash tree, with diamond-shaped patterns on its bark. There are holes in some spots. And while there are some leaves on the tree, one can tell there are dead branches.Dead branches on a tree.A green ash tree, with lots of branches that are dead near the crown (top). There are some green leaves lower on the tree.
DoomsdaysCWDoomsdaysCW@kolektiva.social
2025-06-08

How To Identify Black #AshTrees: A Beginner's Guide.

May 29, 2023

Difficulty - Advanced

by Rob Smith Rob Smith

Ash trees are a popular choice for landscaping and are commonly found in parks, streets, and in backyards. But not all ash trees are the same. If you are trying to identify a black ash tree, you need to know what sets it apart from other species of ash trees.

shuncy.com/article/black-ash-t

#SolarPunkSunday #Biodiversity #TreeIdentification #EAB #EmeraldAshBorer #AshTrees #ProtectTheSacred #ProtectTheTrees #ProtectTheForests #PreservingTheForest

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