Originally posted by intrptr
I caught the difference too. The burl on the first one was an injury maybe? That trees musical number "crashed" every time the burl came around on
the player. It's growth seemed muted...
Whereas the second tree was more "vibrant" with life? Want to hear more of these.
The first tree, according to the fellow who make the recordings, was a Douglas Fir. You can see that the rings are fairly well spaced on the record.
So, I think that the tree may have lived in a forest or similarly protected place, but had some type of stress that resulted in the burl. Maybe a
branch fell off or was struck by lightning?
The second tree is apparently an Ash tree. The rings are very close together, You can see discolorations on the rings, but it looks like it had a
fairly healthy life.
I agree, I'd like to hear more from various types of trees.
I keep watching the video - it amazes me every time I watch it.