Shagbark hickory tree and nut shells.
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4 comments:
I've never seen a tree trunk like this one. Is it typical of the hickory?
Now that is cool! We don't have a tree like that here!
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My brother has a shag bark hickory. What a great tree.
It seems it's a host plant for Luna moths.
Do you ever have have them around your outside lights?
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/butterfly/msg0507163913643.html
Jan, it is typical of a mature shagbark. There are other kinds that are not as shaggy, nor are the young trees. For some reason I love them..
Linda, I just love them!
Cathy, I have never seen one here on the farm, although we do see them at camp sometimes. Wish we did have them...they are so beautiful..
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