What Does a Hackberry Emperor Look Like? What type of butterfly is this? asks reader Andrea Rickard of Helena, Ohio. Kenn and Kimberly Kaufman say, “This is a good view of the intricate pattern on ...

Detectives are working to identify the gunman who Saturday @ 11:45 a.m. robbed 5th 3rd Bank's 5550 Old Hickory Blvd branch. The suspect, described as a black man in his 20s who is 5'6" tall with a ...

Dogwood shrubs seemed to have lost their red stems and were adding green leaves to further identify spring. Some late-to-leaf-out species – black walnut, chestnut and bitternut hickory – mimic the ...

2. Bitternut hickory in Newton Newton is home to a giant bitternut hickory tree, also known as carya cordiformis. At 106 feet tall and nearly 9 feet wide, the tree can be found at the South Skunk ...

At some point over the winter a big limb fell from the bitternut hickory that stands outside the far corner of the vegetable garden. I don’t know why that limb (9-10 inches in diameter) came ...

No injuries were reported, Hickory police said. Hickory police is working to identify the people involved. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Hickory Police Department at 828-328-5551.

When I was in elementary school, my kindergarten teacher took my class outside to the front of the school and introduced us to a young sycamore tree. This tree, she ...

“However, for some tree species – Sugar Maple, Red Oak, Bitternut Hickory, Black Cherry, Redbud – the combination of deer exclosure and shrub removal was necessary to enhance abundance ...

If you want to find morels, Lacefield says start by learning to identify trees: sycamore, hickory, ash, and elm are four to focus on first. Morels favor fruit trees, too. “An old apple orchard is ...

There is a huge bitternut hickory tree at one of our local parks that I make a point of visiting each spring to observe sapsuckers at work.

To identify what type of floor you have, Beacham suggests looking at the edge or end of one of the boards, and it will be fairly obvious. You can also look at the grain of your board. If you see ...