Identification of the beech tree 

Thank you for your comment. there are a few more in this series of winter ident. Thank you for taking time out to watch it. All the best Craig

Great vid mate. Keep them coming. It's refreshing to have new stuff on YT. Cheers

Awesome,awesome video Craig very helpful thanks bud

Great video Craig thanks, keep them coming Andrew

Nice one mike. keep watching for more of the winter ident series. all the best mate Craig

Very in depth video Craig! Would be great to see more of these, covers lots of details that really help build a characteristic of identifying the tree. Awesome stuff mate. Mike

Great video mate! I learned something new for sure!

Brilliant mate! Another great video! I would definitely keep one video to one species, makes for good reference that way. Interesting symbiotic relationship the fungi has with the beech, never knew that! really look forward to the sycamore vid! Personally I would love to see more of these on species like Ash, Chestnut, Hawthorne and as many others as you can do. All the best bud!

Nice one Daddyo. all the best my friend Craig

Cheers Jedi. Yeh I think I will keep it to one vid one tree. Im going to do the sicky next then Ash. Im open to suggestions for any species that surround you in your local woods so if you want me to do the chestnut then thats cool

As many as you can do mate! We have Cherry, Horse Chestnut, Sweet Chestnut, Beech, Birch, Sycamore, Oak, oh and Hawthorne would be a good one for a lot of people as well, due to its food value, and woodworking/burning properties. You keep producing them and I will keep watching and learning from them matey!

Cheers mate glad you liked it. all the best Craig

Cheers mate. all the best Craig

Cheers mate glad you liked it. All the best pal Craig

I remember going on a rigging course& the instructor told me to set up at the top? Was round about 80/100 ft. I told him to fk off find one smaller lol lucky enough the instructor is my mate.

Nice one mate.

Cheers foggy mate. Like I said to Jedi if there is any species of tree that you want me to do then just let me know. All the best Craig

Enjoyed this video a lot. I've been growing some trees in pots in my back garden for 19 years and have now discovered they are beech trees. I'll check out your other videos too. Cheers

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