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Thank you very much. I grew up in the East London Docks. We never saw trees, etc so its an absolute pleasure to see and be able to recognise various trees

Phenomenally informative video, thank you. Best UK tree guide I’ve seen on KZfaq. What’s really helpful is how you also talked about identification characteristics on younger and older specimens, which is dang handy as obviously we’ll see a range of ages of trees. Great additional information too for each tree too!

Thank you! This is exactly the type of content I was looking for. I'm going to slowly watch all your videos and take notes ✍️

I learn so much from you… thank you so much. The more people know about the nature, the more people will respect it.

brilliant name for the ash fungi, such a link to the past

Tysm for making this, I always have trouble remembering things but the way you explain helps me remember them easier so thanks for that

I grew up surrounded by wooded areas and was completely ignorant about these wonderful trees. Thank you for educating me!

We should ALL learn the trees and start foraging!! Conservation is so important too. My wish for the world is that people start to care more about the preservation of our beautiful precious planet. Learn about the nature around you folks. It is magical and walking through the woods is so healing!!🙏💗✌

Excellent video, I have recently gotten into bushcraft and have been trying to learn the different tree species using apps and websites with no luck. This video has broken the identification down and made it easy to take notes and draw leaves, flowers etc. Thank you so much!

Intro: 0:05 English Oak: 0:29 Hazel: 2:43 Ash: 5:14 Silver Birch: 8:21 Horse Chestnut 11:08 Common Beech: 12:57

Incredible video! Super helpful! Thank you x

Excellent presentation, thank you.

Fab video and the best I have seen for learning to identify trees.

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍👍👍

First video down, subscribed for life 😁 I love how informative the video was and how you actually held each plant in hand up to the camera for a decent view and size indication. This is exactly what I've been looking for, thank you 🙏

This is great thank you for sharing your knowledge, I’m just learning about our uk trees and so far it’s been very eye opening 😊

Awesome knowledge! Thank you so much

Horsechestnut leaves instead of Carex, conkers instead of Ariel, and Doc Leaves instead of Andrex. No need for empty shelves in Tesco's. I'm going to survive Corona madness on my own.

Lovely presentation. Reminds me how much I love trees. Great, thanks for sharing.

Best uk tree guide can add your knowledge of many types of tree

Thanks with your sharing the tree in UK.This is a new knowledge ❤️👍☘️🍀🌿🌲

This is an excellent video from an excellent channel. I found you a week ago, subscribed after the first video and have been binge watching since. I am learning lots. I live in the Netherlands, so some things don't apply, but super useful in general nonetheless. Thanks for all the great, easy to understand while scientifically correct content

thank you for making these videos! using them to go out and look at plants/forage has been helping me with stress :)

Thank you this video is fantastic. Informative, clear and not overwhelming thank you

Thanks for making this video. Researching trees to order a pendulum

Great video. Thanks for sharing how the trees change throughout the seasons. So helpful.

Thank you. Loved this

Totally love this channel. You are so informative and make identification much easier. I'm often playing these videos in my local woods while looking around. Wonderful viewing, please keep it up. 🙂

Starting a course in forestry in Scotland next week so this is great to get to know them before. Also want to get into bushcrafting as a hobby

Thank you. Will use these videos for my college. Countryside management level 3 😁

Thanks so much for these videos - they are EXACTLY what I've been looking for, and I can't find anyone else who's done a video like this on KZfaq. It's nice to see a Bushcraft-type channel that actually focuses a lot on nature and knowledge of the flora, rather than just 'gear'! It would be fantastic if you were able to upgrade your camera / mic setup in the future to up the quality of your already great content! 😊 Sub'd.

Loving this video on the trees, I am currently doing an online course to learn the 50 popular British ones in all seasons and this is good quick reminders of them.

Great video, very helpful, thanks

They ought to have given the presenter a microphone from the beginning. The video had got past the 1 minute mark before I was able to hear anything being said, and I had got my volume turned up. Thank you for the presentation ... and the information offered. (You've just got yourself a new subscriber. 😉

Thanks for this, right amount of information for a beginner. Nice channel.

Fantastic video end to end. Silver Birch topped it for me there although all have their virtues of course. Many thanks for the upload. It's in my playlist now. Mark

Really enjoyed this video - thank you!

Great video as always, thanks!

Great video, thanks so much for sharing! :)

This is gold. Nice one

Thank you so much for this video.I love trees but know nothing about them . ❤

Really informative...Many Thanks

Thanks for sharing.

Great video and very informative. I liked the closeups and the extra information about how the nuts etc can be utilized.

even tho im not from the UK (but still in EU), i can't thank you enough for this type of info

Thank you so much 🌻

Thank you thank you and thank you for your time and effort in creating this video.

that was the most helpful video I have watched on identifying uk trees, thank you

this is what hunter gatherers taught great vid and look into the past i think 50 thousand years if not more

Informative video thanks for sharing, watching fr Egypt

Brilliant video man thank you

Just what i was looking for. Liked and subscribed.

Great video! I’d have liked to have heard a little bit about the etymology of the tree names. Maybe in other / future videos! You’re totally right when saying, on knowing more about forests / woodlands, it makes it feel more like home. Couldn’t agree more!

Brilliant, thank you 🌿💕

Once again great info thank you

Thank you so very interesting 💚

Thank a lot, it's great.

I believe the nuts are actually the seed and the fruit is the actual casing or protective shell but other than that spot on, thank you 😊

Perfect, thank you.

Really can't thank you enough for this video series - amazing info. I feel like I recognise your face, as well! Either way, thanks mate!

Brilliant video.

I believe that was Hawthorn (with the white flowers) behind the ash. The thorns can be used as weapons and the leaves, flowers and berries are edible. The haws (berries) are highly nutritious but can cause stomach upset. It is a decent survival plant.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing 😊

thanks once again for another interesting video

Wonderful, thank you :)

Loved this video

Fantastic video course, so informative. You do very useful job. Really. It's just I was looking for. Arrived to UK and just trying to know out as much as I can about it's nature, culture etc. From Ukraine with live ✊🇺🇦🇬🇧

So helpful and easy to learn from thank you

Fun little trick under the oak (or any quercus): the cupules of acorns make excellent whistles. You place it between two fingers, make a fist and blow through your knuckles. The sound is high and loud.

Something exactly like this was needed.

This is so helpful, i recently brought some land and there's so many trees i had no idea how to identify them, until now. as i type im walking around the forest identifying trees from this video. So informative, thank you.

Brilliant. Thank you

Really useful video thanks

A very Happy New Year to you and your loved ones, big fella :) .

Just subscribed, very good and useful videos, I'm a mountain leader and this comes in handy for something else to talk about

👍 Thanks! So helpful.'

Very informative , keep up the good work.

Re wild camping, the trees "Oak, Beech, Ash, Sweet Chestnut and Horse Chestnut." are listed as suffering from Sudden Branch Drop. .. where a big chunk of them just falls, and a tent isn't going to help much. I've wild camped under trees and I keep meaning to get better at identifying types.

in Easter Europe we make coffee fro the acorns

Thank you for the great video content, i have just finished my herbalist course but I'm still learning new information everyday from others on youtube. I'm hoping to upload a few more of my own videos soon.

Great information. Also your beard is awesome!

Fabulous thanks 🙏

Thank you

Very good

That was amazing! I learnt so much about trees fron this one video than I had been doing for several days reading about them in books. You sir are a time saver. Could We Have more of these videos please?

This is SO helpful.

Fantastic 🙂

LONG LIVE UK WILDCRAFTS

Mashallah brother

Would have liked to have seen silver birch compared with downy birch, thanks for the video it's very good

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Super useful

Liked and subscribed. Excellent video. Look forward to checking out your channel. Would love an hour of this on more Uk trees including evergreens.

Thank for the vid never got shown the trees when I was a kid class

Your vids are brilliant. Shared & sub'd. Silver birch - leaves contain saponins so good for washing / hygiene; young leaves are edible.

Thank you very much for this beautiful sharing. Very interesting video. A big like I have some of these mushrooms on my channel, Greetings.

Thankyou 👍

stay strong ash trees you will survive!

I've just started watching your videos and they are really cool I live in Wales however and most of the trees where are live are pine trees have they any edible parts to them if they have can you include them in one of your videos ? P.s keep making these videos please I really enjoy them and I like identifying plants when I'm out walking my dog thanks for sharing your knowledge :-)