Well i don't really know the age of the tree to be
honest. It was here when i moved in and already
established. Maybe im not the best judge of height.
Its about 3 to 4 stories tall. It makes my 10 foot
wall behind it look small. maybe 40-50 feet tall 80
was not a good estimate i guess.

Ben

wrote:
In a message dated 5/28/03 10:16:49 AM,
writes:
Yes, it is an in the ground tree; it is about 80
feet tall.

What kind of a tree is it? I can't imagine a cherry
tree 80 feet tall.
Iris


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Its about 3 to 4 stories tall.

What makes you think it's a cherry tree? Even if it is, a row of holes as you
describe is more likely to be nuthatches or woodpeckers. If you are not
squeamish, stick a stiff wire in the hole & see if you get anything. Also, is
there sticky sawdust outside the hole? Borers leave stuff; birds usually don't.
Iris,
Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40
"If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming
train."
Robert Lowell (1917-1977)

AH HA there is a little guy out there right now with a
red head moving up and down the tree he doesn't sound
like a woodpecker or look like woodpeckers ive seen.
But ive only seen woodpeckers move like that along a
trunk. He is eating something out of the holes. Im
sure its a cherry tree for whomever asked. The person
who originally planted it told me it was a cherry
tree. The leaf shape and type matches that of a
cherry tree as do the bark and flowers.

Ben

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