I was out at the campus of my alma mater today, RIT, and it is a place where I never fail to find interesting subjects. Usually it is about the architecture of the campus. But today I was stopped short by these Birch trees planted next to one of the buildings. They are shedding a layer of their bark at this time of year, and I had never seen this before. Please click on the picture to see it in detail, and to see the shedding bark. I am not sure if that means that these are a very specific type of Birch, or not. Paper Birch comes to mind, but I will rely on you experts out there to set me straight.
Thursday, March 24, 2016
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