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    No idea of the name but is it supposed to flex so low down the trunk and what of the cavity ? It is in the corner of the garden with little sun and rises very high into a canopy of tree from the park at the back. There are only two main branches. I cannot see what is happening higher up. I am happy to leave it if it is not a danger to surrounding people or property but the swaying from just about seven foot does worry me when it is so slender and high. Thanks for the advice.
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    The tree is tall and slender and the trunk sways in the wind from about 7 foot (2 metres). There is a cavity in the base of the trunk. The tree has been there swaying for about 20 years but is now as tall as the two story house. I am told the swaying and the cavity shows it is danger of keeling over in high winds so do I need to get it taken down or at least cut back ? Thanks

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