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Turkey Oak – 109

Survey data
Surveyed by: lynda graySurveyed on: 26th September 2011
Number of trees: 1
Girth: 5.51m (measured at 1.4m)
Tree form: Maiden
Dead or alive: Alive
Standing/fallen: Upright
Access: Private - visible from public access (permission not required to view)

Growing on the tree

  • Ivy

Signs of animal life

  • bees nest

Additional comments

A maiden tree covered with ivy on one side of bottom trunk. It has some boughs that are sawn off due to it being beside a country lane, but a very healthy solid tree.
BEAWARE. At the bottom of the tree is a bees nest which was very active at the time of the survey. This oak tree is one of two standing either side of a long driveway on the opposite sie to a wooded area. They stand on their own backing onto open felds on a hill.

Location

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