Preliminary:Forestry

[NYLHVSSO]

Yes, it was recently added to the Forestry/Resources Wiki Page.

[mingtian]

So, we need to know subspecies too right? Like different Oaks.

[tuftedtitmouse12]

well duh different oaks!
you can't just learn "oak" in general....

[mingtian]

I know, but do we need to know subsubspecies?

[anatomy]

well duh different oaks!
you can't just learn "oak" in general....

well, you will have to learn about them in general as well.
and you have to also try to focus on the ones that are common in your state.

[mingtian]

well duh different oaks!
you can't just learn "oak" in general....

well, you will have to learn about them in general as well.
and you have to also try to focus on the ones that are common in your state.

Well, what if you live in Arizona?

[anatomy]

well duh different oaks!
you can't just learn "oak" in general....

well, you will have to learn about them in general as well.
and you have to also try to focus on the ones that are common in your state.

Well, what if you live in Arizona?

then learn about the oaks that are given in the 2004 nats list.

and mingtian, you don't live in Arizona

[mingtian]

Why thank you, I almost forgot. What I mean is that there are a lot of cacti there, and you're not supposed to know all of them.

[Katherine]

So, we need to know subspecies too right? Like different Oaks.

Are you talking about subspecies as in (for example) red-shafted and yellow-shafted flickers?
Then yes.

[mingtian]

So, we need to know subspecies too right? Like different Oaks.

Are you talking about subspecies as in (for example) red-shafted and yellow-shafted flickers?
Then yes.

Those are birds??? This is the Forestry thread.