Oak (quercus sp) trees in winter, Nova Scotia
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Winter blues. Oak trees in winter
Of all the varieties of trees, Oak trees are one of the most widely distributed across the planet. They grown from an acorn and belong to two major categories – red oaks and white oaks. The leaves on red oaks have pointed lobes with tiny bristles whereas white oaks have leaves that are smooth and rounded.
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