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FORE214 - Species list
Libocedrus a: Libocedrus bidwillii Hook. f. - Kaikawaka (NZ) 3> Genus Thuja a: Thuja plicata - Western red Cedar c> Family Pinaceae 1> Genus Abies 2> Genus Cedrus 3> Genus Picea 5> Genus ... Salicales 1> Family Salicaceae a: Genus Populus 1: Populus nigra - Lombardy poplar 2: Populus trichocarpa - Western balsam poplar b: Genus Salix - willows b> Order Violales 1> Family Violaceae a: Genus Melicytus ...
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ASM | Mammals of Washington
Washington 452 4 Townsend's chipmunk Tamias townsendii Cascades, Olympics and western WA lowlands X: 258, 950 435 3,4 Yellow-bellied Marmot Marmota flaviventris C, Irr ... rabbit brush, digger pine, sagebrush yellow pine, sugar pine, douglas fir, white fir, incense cedar, western red cedar, mountain mahgogany, Transition 3 Oregon maple, black oak, tan oak, Sitka spruce, redwood ...
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River of Words: For Educators
When they do recognize the nettles by the trail, the ... of title. Its called Confluence and was written at the joining of the Snake and Salmon rivers in western Idaho. Confluence Like this one blazing through rock canyons and heat: a river in the body. The same ...
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Forest Cycles
Because of this limitation, the Douglas-fir trees are replaced by western hemlock and western red cedar. There are many standing, dead trees, called snags. The forest floor is covered with ... old trees have fallen until the next fire or other major disturbance. Common Plants: Western Hemlock Western Red Cedar Douglas-Fir Big Leaf Maple Back In Time | Forward In Time Return to ...
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RIDOLFI Inc. - Commencement Bay Post-Restoration Monitoring Program, WA
Douglas fir Hooker's willow lodgepole pine madrone Oregon ash Pacific willow paper birch quacking aspen red alder Scouler's willow Shore pine Sitka spruce western hemlock western red cedar (Please note that not all pictures are currently available, but will be added over ...
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NAFI |TimberTalk
Mar/2006 Hi Frank. The timbers you mention are not too obscure. Western red cedar is widely available around Australia, and the other species should be available from specialist timber suppliers ... They have a website at www.dpi.qld.gov.au which will give you contact details. In Western Australia, perhaps someone at the Forest Products Commission could help. You can visit their website at ...
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BAT HOUSES
BAT HOUSES Bat Houses All Natural Bat Houses are a Bats' idea of Home! Single family dwellings, for about 50 Bats, have many features Bats appreciate. Sturdy construction from cozy, Western Red Cedar, flame-seasoned and designed for multiple placement options, are the primary design features. Inside Bats find the walls have plenty of roosting space right up to the gently sloping roof gable. ...
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Conversations with trees
Beside my house is a huge old western red cedar -- I often read aloud to it. I learned to do this in one of Mike Cohen's ecopsychology courses ... I've talked to trees as long as I can remember. Outside my window as I write this is a red maple I planted as a spindly, mis-shapen sapling in 1976. It is now a glorious, over-my-roof ...
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The Straw House Blog: Exterior Archives
Long time readers might recall a post I wrote back in April of 2005 talking about milling cedar and the fabulous decks that would be built. I'm pleased to report that construction has finally begun ... a priority for this year but what material? We had always thought of covering it with western red cedar, similar to our doors, which contrasts nicely with the grey stucco and soffits/fascia. WRC also ...
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The Straw House Blog: House Archives
Walk-in closet. Lined with aromatic cedar. Staining is done, but it needs some trim and sliding doors. Front hall closet. Lined with aromatic cedar, ... to what you'd use for flooring. It's expensive if you buy pre-finished, but unfinished Western Red Cedar is not too bad. VERY nice looks, somewhat expensive. Now I'd rather use my own ...
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