1. Tree Up to 30 to 40 meters tall

2. Leaves

3. Bark Best way to identify the tree. Bark looks “sick”

4. Seeds/Fruit

5. Sycamore!

7. Tree: Typically 50'-70' (feet)

8. Leaves: 2-4 inches long, alternating arrangement

9. Bark Smooth, thin, and light gray

10. Seeds and/or fruit

11. American Beech!

13. Tree Typically 80 to 100 ft. Second largest tree in North America

14. Leaves Needles: 3 to 5 inches long

15. Bark Rough and grayish

16. Seeds and/or Fruit Four to eight inches long

17. Eastern White Pine!

19. Tree 70 or 80 feet average

20. Leaves 1-5 in. long and 2-4 in. broad

21. Bark White, usually has horizontal “slices” or peelings on it.

22. Seeds and/or fruit 1-1.5 in fruit usually occurring in bundles

23. White Birch!

25. Plant

26. Leaves Found in bundles of three Usually shiny

27. Vine Furry vines can be found climbing up trees and other surfaces

28. Poison Ivy! Leaves of three, let it be.

30. Plant

31. Bulb Found on the ground in marshy areas. Smells when stepped on or crushed.

32. Skunk Cabbage!