Other Trees


Other Trees

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Discussion

abread111 wrote:
Yesterday
Then why locate the sighting in what is obviously the wrong street? The car is not visible and neither is the house in the photos. And only you and I can see the location info and I guess the moderators for plants. The house is not identifiable because of the angle of the photo. For the first photo, you could use the image editor to cut off part of the left hand side of the photo where there is housing. The focus is on the tree collapsing and causing damage.

Pyrus calleryana
waltraud wrote:
Yesterday
oh thanks Ciaran. I thought it looked a bit different to the young rain trees that I recorded near by but was in a hurry and didn't further investigate.

Fraxinus angustifolia
MPW wrote:
9 Apr 2025
Thanks "Mike" this has already been done, previously.

Pyrus calleryana
Mike wrote:
9 Apr 2025
All you need to do is suppress location. Then only you and moderators can see where it is.

Pyrus calleryana
MPW wrote:
9 Apr 2025
As I said "Abread" there's a need to respect the privacy and confidentiality of the owners of homes and vehicles here. Therefore the actual location Must remain Hidden and Confidential. This is not negotiable from my perspective. Otherwise I will delete the post Entirely. The precise location is Irrelevant to raising awareness about this Invasive species. Please bear in mind that there are legal issues and Insurance claims involved here.

Pyrus calleryana
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