Winter Identification of Common Trees in Illinois

Part 2 of a three-part series on Winter Tree Identification by Extension Forester Chris Evans. This session focuses on the characteristics used to identify tree species commonly found in Illinois.
Part 1, Winter Tree Identification Basics, can be viewed at • Winter Tree Identifica...
Part 3, Difficult Groups and Uncommon Trees, can be viewed at • Winter Tree Identifica...
Handouts for each of the sessions can be downloaded at uofi.box.com/v...

[@johnlovseth4460]

This is such a great resource! Thanks for putting this together, Chris!

[@nancynesytofreske]

Really enjoying this series. Excellent descriptions. Thank you.

[@DWare5883]

Really enjoy the tree identification videos. I can confirm that silver maple does have an odor. I have two behind my house. If you break them the odor reminds me of when you have touched a ladybug.

[@owenbrady3390]

Thank you for this info! Finally I can figure out Ash vs Black Walnut in my forest in the winter

[@RM-eb6gh]

Loved the presentation especially 60mile/hr id features.so useful!

[@ThePiemasteification]

Masterfully done Chris!!

[@adiposerex5150]

Very helpful. Thank you.