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Always worthwhile slowing down and having a good old scan of what woodland trees are up to.

 

Nice one Parker :001_cool:

 

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Cant agree with you more - ive cycled past them soo many times and never really noticed most of them!!

 

Theres a few trees with badly decayed stems that Im having to consider what to do with! Are there any other options other than removal, reduce heavily, veteranise?

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Theres a few trees with badly decayed stems that Im having to consider what to do with! Are there any other options other than removal, reduce heavily, veteranise?

 

 

 

Assess your targets, move if necesary, record & monitor, then Monardagogo :001_smile:

 

Our Biodiversifyingly rare and fragile friends will be liking you big time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

* Monard btw = Monolith and/or Pollard

 

 

 

 

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