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  1. David oakman
    The first one and the fourth are elwells:001_smile:
  2. David oakman
    What do you want blood:001_smile:Yes i will get some tomoz. The leaves look like robur but with moss cups?
  3. David oakman
    Today i cut off a twig of a turkey oak and then the above tree and i have just looked at the turkey oak leaf on wikipedia. I think now it could be a hybrid with robur as most of the leaves where rounded lobes five on each side of the leaf. Interesting stuff:001_smile:
  4. David oakman
    Are you taking the micky with how i talk cerne:mad1:
  5. David oakman
    The keeper got stung twice as he sprayed it. But it had to go as it is in the gardens open to the public and two feet from a path, they where very angry:001_smile:
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    Does anyone on arbtalk know if there is a q.ceris x q. rubra? I have found a tree which looks like a ceris but the trunk looks like a rubra. Someone told me yesterday they thought it was a cross:001_smile:
  7. David oakman
    This waspe nest i found today on a Eleagnus.
  8. David oakman
    Well done:thumbup1:
  9. David oakman
    I love this thread what a lucky man geoff. I have a few old axes i will take some pics tomoz.
  10. David oakman
    I have missed your threads flammin ace good to have you back. Good job thats the sort of jobs i like when you make something good out of something not good:thumbup1:
  11. David oakman

    Hi joe have you been reading cernearb thread on lanyard setup that is very interesting good pictures too.

  12. David oakman
    Well done mr Ed the best picture set i have ever seen nice to know that this sort of work is still alive in this country.
  13. David oakman

    Hello ben yes the same here i have had the loader loler tested. I have got to go on a refresher course for spraying it is the first part the one on all the laws and stuff. I am not planting this year as no money. this is good as i can spend more time in the woods i am working out now where to go as there is so much to choose from all the best david.

  14. David oakman
    klaymeb i like this thread i have been collecting some nice woods to try woodturning but carving spoons is looking good. there is a penknife called the carving jack it has all the knives to carve i loved it but it is a bit pricey at about £85. but everything you need to carve anyplace anywhere.
  15. David oakman
    What a cool picture.
  16. David oakman
    Yes please and some milk:001_smile:
  17. David oakman
    David do you leave any timber with the tree or do you take it away?
  18. David oakman
    Lost cause i think next spring it will flush then die. Good habitat tree to keep cut all the boughs off:001_smile: and let the owls and bats get in them holes.
  19. David oakman
    Any ideas anyone on what this is in a cricket bat willow?
  20. David oakman
    Here is a inonotus dryadeus i found on an oak tree yesterday.
  21. David oakman
    I found this today on an oak tree it is hard to see on picture two but it was running like a water fall and smells just like the horse chestnut canker.
  22. David oakman
    Us country folk know how to grow polyporus:001_smile:
  23. David oakman
    Yes david i will keep my eyes open and i will post a picture. If i find time i will investigate the roots to see what damage is done.
  24. David oakman
    I have been a member for 8 years and am allways learning. The one thing i would say is the cost of the courses the difference between member and non is only a few pounds i think as a member they should want you to learn so reduce thr price, or even better free to members:001_smile:
  25. David oakman
    The first two pictures i do not know it is on the ground at the butt of a huntington elm. The third picture is my first colybia fusipes of the year.

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