Tuesday, October 20, 2020

Gummosis - Sit Spot #632 - October 20, 2020












Gummosis is sap leaking from a break in tree bark. In this case it is from a Black Cherry and there were numerous places where this was happening on one of the trees on our property. It is pretty to look at but means that the tree has a problem. Probably a canker of some sort that needs to be removed in order to save the tree.

October 20, 2020 2:50 p.m.

Sit 632 : Brush Pile W : Partly cloudy 

+11° (+10°)  n 7-11 kph 58% humidity 


Blue Jays,

(Jet, traffic noise),

(Southwest Airlines flight 673…),


Extras:


7:20 a.m. - (Traffic noises),


Along the trails :

Insect calls,

Chickadees,

Blue Jays,  

Towhee,

Crows,

Rooster,

Robins,

Small beige moths,

Carolina Wren,

Canada Geese flying over in p.m.


Kitchen Window and Bird Feeder - 

Blue Jays,

Eastern Bluebirds,

Cardinals,

Chickadees,

Mourning Doves,

White-breasted Nuthatch,

Red-breasted Nuthatch,

Chipping Sparrow,

Black Squirrel,

Grey Squirrel.





Photo Site #5 - Front "Forest" Path






1 comment:

Jenn Jilks said...

I've never heard of this! Cool. I mean, not for the tree, but nature is so interesting.