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Oct 1, 2015 6:49 PM CST
Name: Christine
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Hi again, trying to pick up where I left off.
Going slow now - at oak #6, this is when I could start getting my trees mixed up. Blinking

This is a small oak tree, I'd say 20-something feet tall with pretty big leaves. I didn't find any acorns on the two trees I was looking at. I'll look around for others and see if I can find any.

This might be Blackjack Oak, Q. marilandica.

Note the spines on the tips of the leaves.
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--For my notes: these trees are located down the back pasture, on the right of the path towards the back gate.
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