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I want to test my identification of a neighborhood tree with some tree aficionados. DDG turned up arbordayforum.com first, which appears to be dead (can't register, last post 2016, previous 2009). Rather than hunt through a bunch, I ask here, in case any of you ever go outside.
I have an Android app called Pl@ntNet that works pretty nicely. It's associated with a number of quite reputable organizations. https://identify.plantnet-project.org/
If you are in the States, you could check with your local agricultural extension agent or find some Master Gardeners. They would be the ones to know who to recommend: http://www.pickyourown.org/countyext...entoffices.htm
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