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Quoting Clarence Stevens <birder_ca@yahoo.com>:
>
> Yesterday at Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Sackville, Don & Lois Codling
> and myself were enjoying an unusual species of maple that none of us
> readily recognized.
>
> I decided to key it out and was able to identify it as Amur Maple,
> Acer ginnala.
* a peskily invasive species in Ontario, widely planted along
highways, and scattered through woodlands around Ottawa. Don't
encourage it.
fred.
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