Oaks are the last to release leaves, seen here on an early November afternoon.
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Into the Gorge
Views from The Bend
Taughannock Gorge, November Into the Gorge
The scenes go from autumn to winter, with only the oaks and evergreens holding on.
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Good to hear from you, GP. It is still autumn for us, the under story trees are still turning, see the earlier post from the same day. https://michaelstephenwills.com/2019/11/28/rock-elm-autumn/
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Do you know what kind of Oaks they are?
We have a HUGE Willow Oak across the street and it’s been bare for a month. Of course, I am East Coast/Mid-Atlantic.
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Great question, Victoria. The number of oak species is enormous, I do not even know the two trees on our property. Black Oaks are common in this area. Willows are at their best early spring, unimpressive autumn IMHO
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Hm. I’m not sure I’ve even seen a Black Oak. I am familiar with Willow & Red, here. I saw a lot of Live Oak in Texas.
There are certainly a huge number of them. ❤🌳
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Oh yes. I have a post coming up taken from Black Oak road….an entire hill is oak.
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