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Posted by LDPosse PA (My Page) on Mon, Jan 30, 12 at 13:20
| I am cutting down some trees that were damaged back in the snow storm we had in October. Most of the trees are Black Locust, but there is one that I can't identify.
I thought it might be a wild apple tree, but I wasn't sure. This tree was probably near 30 feet high. There are a few others that are nearby but are much smaller. These trees have trunks that are twisted and contorted.
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| Here are your pictures included in. Bark plus buds/twig looks like a wild black cherry, Prunus serotina, to me. FataMorgana 
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