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The Mystery Wood Solved- Sorta

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Well, I made a trip back to the landfill. The borough is always bulldozing the discarded brush and trees to allow room for dumping. I managed to find the tree(s) from which I made the spoons as well as definitive (almost) identification!


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Not certain the classification of “Pussy WIllow†this is, apparently there are a bunch. Got a couple more pieces while I was there.


Anyway, thanks to everyone who offered suggestions. I really appreciate the help!




Lew Kauffman-
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here is a picture of cherry bark, it looks very much like the bark y9ou posted in the other thread.


I don't think that pussy willow forms much of a tree.  There is goat willow ( French pussy willow) which forms a sort of bushy tree-ish little thing with slender trunks in a bunch. But not many trees have catkins like that  you posted here that I've seen.


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Had I been a little more observant in my own neighborhood , I could have solved the mystery more quickly. When I saw the catkins at the land fill, my mind immediately jumped on the "pussy willow" idea. Later that day, as I was walking, I got to thinking about how cold it was. Wait a minute! Pussy willow trees have the catkins in the spring- not the fall! Pretty stupid, I thought as I walked by the neighbor's house grumbling to myself. Then, right there in front to me was a Magnolia Tree- full of catkins. What a dumb a$$, I am! Mystery POSITIVELY solved!!

Cliff said:


here is a picture of cherry bark, it looks very much like the bark y9ou posted in the other thread.


I don't think that pussy willow forms much of a tree.  There is goat willow ( French pussy willow) which forms a sort of bushy tree-ish little thing with slender trunks in a bunch. But not many trees have catkins like that  you posted here that I've seen.


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Glad you got it worked out Gene. Let us know how the whole thing works out please.




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darn, just got back on, going through the posts, had the answer for ya and you beat me to it, lol.


That's what you always say Mike!!!! hehehehe


Magnolia!!! Now that's cool!!!

dragon1 said:


darn, just got back on, going through the posts, had the answer for ya and you beat me to it, lol.







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