Smallish forest-edge Oak ID
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Rather small (30' tall), irregularly-branched oak at wood's edge. I assume it's bear oak (Q ilicifolia), but thought to post here for some opinions. Leaves kinda leathery. Seen bear oak before, but that was VERY short/shrubby, dense and in a suckering copse:
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