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Birds, Classics, Etcetera
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2008
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July
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- Persistence of Nature -- #3
- Persistence of Nature -- #2
- #1 in the new series: Persistence of Nature
- A most important book
- The Old Casino, Asbury Park
- Still more Ocean Grove
- Ocean Grove, continued
- Daytrip to Ocean Grove, NJ
- The new Poet Laureate Kay Ryan
- Imps
- Winged Elm with Disease
- Orwell's "Shooting an Elephant"
- Make Way for Goslings!
- Thank you, Hidayatullah
- Book of the week: Sibley's
- Inexpensive Long Island Vacation
- Can anyone help me identify this tree?
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July
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3 comments:
That poor tree does, really, have a problem! It's a shame - I wonder if it's too late to spray it this year .....
Yuck and they are such cool trees. Is it affecting all the winged elms?
I don't thinks so. There was another old one not too far away and it seemed to be clean. It's not Dutch elm disease, I know that, because the trunk would be slimy. This area is under the control of the Stony Brook Foundation and they don't do much more than cut the grass. I almost took my clippers to a huge mass of suckers that were growing on these trees for 3 years or so, but they finally cut them off.
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