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Carya ovata
Common in eastern US and Canada. Like other shagbark species, easily spotted in older age by appearance of peeling bark. Nuts are edible, and a special favorite of local squirrels.
Mature woods and fencerows. (Peterson Field Guides: Trees and Shrubs)
Spotted on May 6, 2011
Submitted on May 7, 2011
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Cool! Interesting bloom. I like the common name!