It's great. I love the way she illustrates the terminology in the front of the book. Tree terminology is a lot tougher than fishspeak.
I'll try this on some trees tomorrow - I've been have too much fun just reading it.
Got my tree book!
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Posted 04 May 2008 - 06:00 PM
It's great. I love the way she illustrates the terminology in the front of the book. Tree terminology is a lot tougher than fishspeak.
I'll try this on some trees tomorrow - I've been have too much fun just reading it.
It's ALL Latin to me
Okay, I'm dying to know, what tree book are you reading?
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Posted 04 May 2008 - 09:30 PM
"Native Trees of the Southeast - An Identification Guide"
Katherine Kirkman et al.
Got it for about $20 including shipping.
Katherine Kirkman et al.
Got it for about $20 including shipping.
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Posted 05 May 2008 - 11:37 AM
It's great. I love the way she illustrates the terminology in the front of the book. Tree terminology is a lot tougher than fishspeak.
I'll try this on some trees tomorrow - I've been have too much fun just reading it.
Indeed! It is a fun book to read! Much better than Peterson's or Audubon.
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