# | Title | Rating | Length |
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1 | How to Know the Trees | | 4:25 |
2 | Autumn Studies: Shagbark Hickories, Disappointing Hickories, Black Walnut, Butternut | | 14:13 |
3 | English Walnut, Chestnut and Chinquapin, Beech, Witch Hazel | | 18:34 |
4 | White Oaks: White Oak, Bur or Mossy-Cup Oak, Live Oak, Post Oak, Swamp White Oak, Chestnut Oak | | 16:28 |
5 | Black Oaks: Black Oak, Red Oak, Scarlet Oak, Pin Oak, Willow Oak | | 10:07 |
6 | Trees With Winged Seeds, Tree Seeds That Have Parachutes | | 11:06 |
7 | Autumn Berries in the Woods, Changing Colour of the Autumn Woods | | 18:44 |
8 | Winter Studies: Trees We Know by Their Bark | | 13:03 |
9 | Trees We Know by Their Shapes, Trees We Know by Their Thorns | | 9:55 |
10 | Needle-Leaved Evergreens, Five-Leaved Soft Pines, White Pine, Great Sugar Pine, Nut Pines | | 21:22 |
11 | Hard Pines, Southern Pitch Pines, Longleaf Pine, Shortleaf Pine, Cuban Pine, Loblolly Pine, Northern Pitch Pines, Cedars: White and Red | | 16:30 |
12 | Two Conifers Not Evergreen, Larches, Bald Cypress, Hollies, Burning Bush | | 11:29 |
13 | Spring Studies: The Awakening of the Trees, Trees That Bloom in Early Spring, the American Elm and Its Kin | | 14:58 |
14 | The Maple Family, the Willow Family | | 19:59 |
15 | Why Trees Need Leaves, Leaves of All Shapes and Sizes | | 14:31 |
16 | Summer Studies: Trees With the Largest Flowers, Trees Most Showy in Bloom, Trees That Bloom in Midsummer | | 18:18 |
17 | The Early Berries in the Woods, the Sassafras, the Ash Family | | 14:25 |
18 | The Horse-Chestnut and the Buckeyes, the Buckeyes, the Locusts and Other Pod-Bearers | | 16:16 |
19 | Wild Apple Trees and Their Kin, the Cherries, the Plums, the Serviceberries | | 15:34 |
20 | Valuable Sap of Trees, the Uses of Trees | | 19:59 |
21 | Identification Keys to Tree Groups and Families | | 10:29 |