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OK, someone help me as Google is unusually very unhelpful.

Walking around stately homes, country parks etc certain trees have small numbered plates on them. They seem to be on the older/larger specimens so i am presuming that they are part of a preservation database.

Anyone know the answer?
In reply to TheDrunkenBakers:
> OK, someone help me as Google is unusually very unhelpful.

> Walking around stately homes, country parks etc certain trees have small numbered plates on them. They seem to be on the older/larger specimens so i am presuming that they are part of a preservation database.

> Anyone know the answer?

I've seen these things too, and while I don't know the answer I presumed it was part of cataloguing them by species etc etc.....

It isn't on all of them in one location and so this makes me think they are for the speciality trees.
Or maybe its to return them to their owners if they decided to escape ....



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 Bob 19 Jun 2015
In reply to Onion magnet:

It's a type of bar kode for Ents
 Rick Graham 19 Jun 2015
In reply to Bob:

I think its for TPO's, usually pinned on with a copper nail.
 EddInaBox 19 Jun 2015
In reply to TheDrunkenBakers:

Each species has a different number in order that you can identify it if you aren't quite a long way away:
youtube.com/watch?v=H0zVsxUbbjM&
 Yanis Nayu 19 Jun 2015
In reply to TheDrunkenBakers:

They're timeshares for squirrels.
 John Kelly 19 Jun 2015
In reply to TheDrunkenBakers:
Significant tree's, for all sort of reasons
They're often used for tree safety inspections

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