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9000085 Wildfire Snags standing after Buck Hollow Fire Aug 1990, photo Aug 2001, Uinta National Forest
1171059 Tree(s) Snag left at edge of clearcut
1210074 Habitat Close-up of an actively used cavity in a rotten tree
5375275 Sign Deadwood overhanging from the parkway trees.
5053020 Sign Dead spruce near parking lot
5053017 Sign Dead and dying white birch in playground area
5053018 Sign Dead tree in parking lot
5053055 Sign Tree snag with decay and den hole. Not a hazard because there is no target.
5044077 Sign Large deaying branch high in a tree.
5365739 Scenic Tree snag in a lava field - Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho.
5044018 Sign Dead oak top (tree hazard)
5050074 Sign Dead trees in recreation area (tree hazard)
5044019 Sign Large dead branches
5050075 Feature(s) Large dead branch in upper crown.
5050076 Feature(s) Dead branch in upper crown.
5050077 Feature(s) Broken, dead branch.
5298060 Symptoms Snag with decay and large hole.
5298063 Sign Large tree with dead wood in crown, multiple burls and decay.  Tom Eiber and Peggy Sand in image.
5038005 Tree(s) Dead eastern white pine with split top.
5034049 Symptoms Dead aspen tree unknown cause, and living tree adjacent
1437028 Tree(s) snag and snow
5369218 Feature(s)
5291091 Sign
1407072 Sign eventual death will continue forever, or as long as trees survive.
1408032 Damage As branches wane and die, they are invaded by beneficial decay-causing fungi. These organisms spread to the base of the branch and branch collar, but rarely go beyond this point.
1408033 Feature(s) The basal portions of a dead, decayed branch often grows rapidly and forms a callus ring.
1408034 Feature(s) According to nature's design, the branch is then shed.
1397068 Sign hazard tree near swing; note the sloughing bark
1118374 Habitat
1397093 Tree(s)
1359062 Tree(s) Old, two-stemmed whitebark pine (Pinus albicaulis) snag in the Vinegar Hill area; south-ern North Fork John Day Ranger District, Umatilla National Forest, northeastern Oregon
1261037 Feature(s) Leaving some number of such trees is recommended in new Polish silviculture principles. (2003)
9000037 Feature(s) cavity nest site in aspen, Uinta National Forest, Halls Fork, Aug. 2000
9000084 Wildfire Snags standing after Buck Hollow Fire Aug 1990, photo Aug 2001, Uinta National Forest
1171065 Tree(s) Osprey nest in snag
1171066 Tree(s) Soft snag - well used
1171067 Tree(s) Snag - tall with multiple cavities
1171060 Tree(s) Excavated cedar snag
1171003 Management Logger discussing snag with forest owners
1171057 Tree(s) Snag left in clearcut
1171058 Tree(s) Soft snag

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