dendrophilous
Wandering
Hello, I'm new. I came here to ask questions mostly. This seems like it is a very informative forum so I'm looking forward to learning a lot.
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Hi all
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Welcome to the forums!
Do you like trees?
(I know this may seem like a terribly random question, but your username suggests such to me)
Do you like trees?
(I know this may seem like a terribly random question, but your username suggests such to me)
Hello and welcome.
Greetings!
dendrophilous
Wandering
Welcome to the forums!
Do you like trees?
(I know this may seem like a terribly random question, but your username suggests such to me)
Yes! I love trees. Ever since I was a little kid I've had a fondness for them and forests. Oaks, ash and maple especially.
I grow a lot of redbuds, catalpas, Norway spruces, dawn redwoods, white pines & lindens.
Alas, all our ash trees have died cuz of the emerald ash borer infestation. Where do you live?
dendrophilous
Wandering
Kansas. We have a lot of oaks and sharons that spread saplings everywhere so every year I pick them out of the ground. Most go to compost, but I keep some of them to experiment with inoculation. I have a cute little tree right now from a few years ago that's a squat collection of five wrapped sharon saplings that have fused together.
I caught a cottonwood borer over the summer. They're apparently one of the largest beetles in North America and he was very interesting, very pretty. Of course they also do a lot of damage. We have a lot of cottonwoods around my neighborhood so I ended up keeping him as a sort of pet/specimen. Lots of cool pictures! Very docile insect and very huge, I was able to handle him each time I put new leaves in the jar. He died over the winter, so I set him up and dried him. He's in a display case now, looks like he's ready to walk away
I'm generally into anything nature-related.
I caught a cottonwood borer over the summer. They're apparently one of the largest beetles in North America and he was very interesting, very pretty. Of course they also do a lot of damage. We have a lot of cottonwoods around my neighborhood so I ended up keeping him as a sort of pet/specimen. Lots of cool pictures! Very docile insect and very huge, I was able to handle him each time I put new leaves in the jar. He died over the winter, so I set him up and dried him. He's in a display case now, looks like he's ready to walk away
I'm generally into anything nature-related.
dendrophilous
Wandering
Bonus question: how do I add a signature?
If I'm not mistaken, you have to get 20 frubals (basically "likes") before adding a signature.
dendrophilous
Wandering
Ahh, okay. I was looking all over my profile for a signature box but couldn't find one. That explains it. Thanks!
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Knight of Albion
Well-Known Member
A very warm welcome to the forum.
Welcome!
dendrophilous
Wandering
Thanks all for the very warm welcome