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  1. AJStrees
    I think this is an abandoned clutch of pheasant eggs.
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    Finished off the pine log.
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    Found another lump in the brambles. Suspected it was pine and I was probably right. Sap wood is shot to pieces but the heartwood looks real good. What a lovely aroma it has. Had fun running the 881 with a 48” lo pro bar and chain. Went through nice and smooth. First picture is one piece of the recent oak I found and the rest is the pine.
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    Superb [emoji106]
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    Bit of the old laetiporus (chicken of the woods)
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    Toad in the grass
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    Finished off the log. Seems it is oak after all, gonna be making up some oak light posts.
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    Agreed looks much like tawny
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    Uncovered this log in the brambles. At the back of our site, Solid heart wood and no sign of wood worm. Milling up 4” slabs. Pretty sure it’s chestnut. Was hoping it was oak, but seems not.
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    I think the “deer fencing” was an attempt to stop them. Seemingly it didn’t work. [emoji23]
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    Potentially turkey tail Bit of the old vomit
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    Never seen one on the pond. I think they go for sugar beet crop. But no not seen any here unfortunately.
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    Not for a couple of years at least.
  15. AJStrees
    Fair point Stubby. The canada geese aren't so wild, but the greylags fly in very occasionally.
  16. AJStrees
    Cricket pitch on one side and woodlands the other.
  17. AJStrees
    Yeah, the woods are behind the deer fence, doesn't keep them in or out. I counted about 65 of them in there the other day. Munching away at the greenery...... 😡
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    Should have got yourself some nice spalted beech [emoji106]
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    Lots of fallow deer out
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    Lime leaves
  22. AJStrees
    Not sure if it’s a face or the other end....
  23. AJStrees
    Yes Stubby. You’re right, yellow poplar is one of the names the Yanks give to the Tulip tree, because over there I guess it grows like poplar. In reality the Tulip tree is actually part of the magnolia family. I only know this because we planted an Avenue of Tulips on the estate I work on, so I researched the tree.
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    It is a tulip tree, but with leaves like that I think that’s the oriental version. Liriodendron chinense - Wikipedia EN.M.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
  25. AJStrees
    Looking beautiful that sequoia. Crikey mate!

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