Know your Barks? 10,000 post competition

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Munkiboi - you got one right :)

daveO - you've got one right :)

Swright81076 - you've also got one right :)

Feel free to try again guys :cool:

As for the people who have said their bark ident is poor... what about your analytical skills? It's just that certain trends are starting to appear which might help you id the correct answers ;)
 
Well done on the milestone Steve but I'm not even going to try the competition because, as you know, all plants taste green to me....
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1:Oak
2:
3:Hazel
4:
5:Goat Willow
6:Cherry
7:Poplar
8:
9:Hawthorn
10:Sweet Chestnut

2, 4 and 8 seem to have stumped me a bit, even to guess at so though I won't be claiming any prizes, I hope my effort might help the analysts ;)
 
Trying to do this from memory, researching would be cheating. If i am still miles out a weekend in the woods might trigger a few sparks.
Here we go again

1 oak
2 birch
3 hawthorne
4 beech
5 goat willow
6 cherry
7 lime
8 acer something
9 plane
10 elm
 
1 -
2 Hornbeam
3 Oak (young)
4 Beech
5 Aspen
6 Birch
7 willow
8 -
9 Plane
10 Elm

This is worse than Havestmans native flower post:confused:

Mike
 
How specific do you want this by the way? I mean can we just say Spruce or would it have to be Sitka Spruce to be counted?

Number 9 is driving me mad. I know I've seen it but can't put my finger on what it is. :confused:

One more go anyway...

1 Beech
2 birch
3 pine
4 beech
5 goat willow
6 hawthorn
7 whitebeam
8 alder
9 spruce
10 elm
 
How specific do you want this by the way? I mean can we just say Spruce or would it have to be Sitka Spruce to be counted?

I'm happy with Oak even though there's 2 species, same as Birch, Lime etc. :)

And you've got 2 right Dave

HHazeldean - you've got 2 correct :) My mistake when I originally said you'd got 0 right, sorry about that :o

Feel free to enter again guys :cool:
 
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Just to help folks out slightly I am willing to say that they're all deciduous trees. None of the barks pictured belong to trees that are conifers and I'm including Larch in that group.

Also, as I said earlier, they are all regarded as native or naturalised British trees
 

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