Forestry ID

[fossilgirl13]

Osage-orange?

YES!!! Good job!

[JSGandora]

Oh...once again that destroys me. Osage-orange is the most stereotypical leaf of all.

[fossilgirl13]

Oh...once again that destroys me. Osage-orange is the most stereotypical leaf of all.

It does look a lot like Black Cherry...
Okay, here's another one:

[JhnyT13]

shortleaf pine?

[JSGandora]

Yeah...but Black Cherry is toothed.

The person who gets the answer is supposed to give the next one...but I'll take a shot at that tree which doesn't give a close-up of the needles, which raises another question, will the test have pines that give a faraway view? That would be quite annoying.

Jack Pine?

[fossilgirl13]

Yeah...but Black Cherry is toothed.

The person who gets the answer is supposed to give the next one...but I'll take a shot at that tree which doesn't give a close-up of the needles, which raises another question, will the test have pines that give a faraway view? That would be quite annoying.

Jack Pine?

Nope. I'm sorry-- I didn't know about the posting rules...

[fossilgirl13]

shortleaf pine?

Not quite...

[SilverNight]

That's alright, fossilgirl13 can go. I hope the test doesn't give faraway pictures of pines... or any tree for that matter, to identify.

[fossilgirl13]

That's alright, fossilgirl13 can go. I hope the test doesn't give faraway pictures of pines... or any tree for that matter, to identify.

Ugh I remember once in ornithology, the picture of the bird was really faraway. And blurry. Everyone missed it. And it turned out to be a robin.

[JhnyT13]

longleaf pine ? ..