Winter Tree Identification Basics
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Part 1 of a three-part series on Winter Tree Identification by Extension Forester Chris Evans. This session focuses on the characteristics used in identification, terminology, and techniques and tools for identifying unknown tree species.
Part 2, Common Trees of Illinois, can be viewed at • Winter Identification ...
Part 3, Difficult Groups and Uncommon Trees, can be viewed at • Winter Tree Identifica...
Handouts for each of the sessions can be downloaded at uofi.box.com/v/WinterTreeID 
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From Wisconsin, loved your video! Thanks a bunch for sharing your knowledge.
Excellent! Thank you for uploading these. Looking forward to putting this knowledge to use.
Thank you so much! Awesome information!
Thank you! These videos are awesome!
Thanks for sharing, a real good presentation.
You mentioned looking for leaves on the ground, but being careful not to confuse leaves that blew in from another tree. Wouldn’t it e evidence against a certain type of tree (reason to suspect it was not that type) if there were a lot of leaves, but none of that kind? In other words, the absence of leaves would be suspicious.
Yes, good point. Not finding leaves of a certain species is a very good clue too!
How do you guys get your branches to identify the tree? Ive found most under the tree have been dead a while and dont show as good of sign
Joe, that is a challenge. Some trees have branches that are just too far out of reach to get access too. For those, you would be limited on how much you can use branch/bud characteristics for winter identification. I usually carry a pair of binoculars with me to help see branches and buds of taller trees. Sometimes that helps out.
I missed this webinar and tried getting the handouts via the U of I box, but can't seem to find them. Can you help?
They should be available to download at uofi.box.com/v/WinterTreeID. If that link doesn't work, then try uofi.app.box.com/folder/130173883032.