Life on a family farm in the wilds of Upstate New York
Oh! What tree is it?Lindahttp://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
I know I should know that tree . . . hmmm . . . not elm, dang . . it's on the tip of my brain . . dang. . . not willow .. . dang . . ;-)
Cool Picture! Good idea.
Linda, a box elder growing by the barn driveway. I snapped its picture while waiting for the police to come. lolCathy, just an old box elder acer negundoLisa, thanks...I was waiting for the sheriffs department to arrive and they were just hanging there over my head. lol
elder! elder! There all over the edge of lake Erie where I bird in the spring. I just couldn't get it off the tip of my brain :-)
Cathy, we have to cut down a mess of them that obscure our view of the barn. Going to be a tough job as they are in a bad place on a very steep bank, but they just have to go.
Oh! What tree is it?
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I know I should know that tree . . . hmmm . . . not elm, dang . . it's on the tip of my brain . . dang. . . not willow .. . dang . . ;-)
ReplyDeleteCool Picture! Good idea.
ReplyDeleteLinda, a box elder growing by the barn driveway. I snapped its picture while waiting for the police to come. lol
ReplyDeleteCathy, just an old box elder acer negundo
Lisa, thanks...I was waiting for the sheriffs department to arrive and they were just hanging there over my head. lol
elder! elder! There all over the edge of lake Erie where I bird in the spring. I just couldn't get it off the tip of my brain :-)
ReplyDeleteCathy, we have to cut down a mess of them that obscure our view of the barn. Going to be a tough job as they are in a bad place on a very steep bank, but they just have to go.
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