Oak tree?
jennifertacca
10 years ago
I think this is an oak tree. It drops those nuts that come together and when you pop the top off you can use them to make a whistle sound. Anyway I'm not sure if this is sick but it has weird growths on it almost like cocoons. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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