More than 180 different kinds of birds and mammals use oak acorns as food. White oak ... eastern Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas; east to northern Florida and Georgia. The tree is generally absent ...

Steve Nix is a member of the Society of American Foresters and a former forest resources analyst for the state of Alabama. An oak tree is one of the most common species of trees in the Northern ...

Understanding the fundamental differences in red oak vs white oak trees, however, is handy for deer hunters looking to notch their tags in the fall. Oaks are so common that they are the official tree ...

The Charter oak is Connecticut's state tree. While many states choose a species of tree for their state symbol, Connecticut's is an over 200-year-old large white oak tree that played an important ...

The classic and trusted book “Fifty Common Trees ... a silvery-white underside, which turn orange, gold and yellow in the fall. The bark on swamp white oak is similar to that of white oak and often ...

Red oak acorns are not so sweet. An interesting, history-preserving event is still common with some older white and bur oaks. Open grown trees, those who grew in savannas and thin timbers ...

Common Midwest oaks include scarlet oak, pin oak, English oak, northern red oak, black oak, white oak, burr oak and swamp white oak. So why, out of all the oak trees, was the swamp white oak ...

Oak trees with wounds in their bark are susceptible to the disease, which can weaken white oaks and kill red ... in the early ’50s and is now common in the Lower Peninsula.