Forestry ID

[tornado guy]

Western Hemlock?

[JSGandora]

lol...NYLHVSSO already guessed that.

Western Hemlock

I'll just say it:

Answer: (Click to Show Hidden Text)

Black Spruce  :shock:

Since nobody got it, we'll move on.

I'll give an easier one:

Identify the tree where this cone/needles came from:

[tornado guy]

Oh, lol, I suppose that Western Hemlock was not the right answer
This cone is from the Tamarack..

[NYLHVSSO]

That's because when you quote his post you can see the name of the tree in the link.

[tornado guy]

That's because when you quote his post you can see the name of the tree in the link.

Actually I didn't even quote (Or look at) his post.. I used a dichotomous key to find the answer.

[JSGandora]

Oh, lol, I suppose that Western Hemlock was not the right answer
This cone is from the Tamarack..

Good job. Your turn.

[tornado guy]

lol, sorry guys, I stopped paying attention to this thread and it was suppose to be my turn

Which tree does this leaf belong to?

[JSGandora]

Question 5 Answer:

Is this an (Click to Show Hidden Text)

American beech?

[tornado guy]

Question 5 Answer:

Is this an (Click to Show Hidden Text)

American beech?

Sorry that is incorrect.. I'll let a couple other people try before I give the answer.
Hint to all people on the east coast: I do live on the west coast so remember I might not use a tree that lives back east.

[JSGandora]

I think I have it:

My Answer (Click to Show Hidden Text)

Slippery Elm, if not, then American Elm but I highly doubt it since the American Elm has doubly toothed leaves.