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Copper or Purple Beech – 1216

Survey data
Surveyed by: Stephen FosterSurveyed on: 8th August 2014
Number of trees: 1
Girth: 3.44m (measured at 1.5m)
Tree form: Maiden
Dead or alive: Alive
Standing/fallen: Upright
Access: Private - visible from public access (permission not required to view)

Signs of animal life

  • Insect boring

Additional comments

Tree in old hedgerow on east side of playing field.There are two large gashes in the bark, one on north side (smaller – approx 0.5m x 0.3m) and on east (approx 0.9. x 0.8m). In the larger gash there is much insect boring activity. Bark fissured Large branch has broken from trunk. Trunk divides into two above 2m above ground. Large crown. Tree appears healthy.

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