I'm curious about the extraordinary biodiversity supported by oak trees. Do they serve as crucial habitats for specific species of birds, insects, or other wildlife? Have you witnessed any awe-inspiring symbiotic relationships that revolve around oak trees?

9 minutes ago, xkalibur08 said:

I'm curious about the extraordinary biodiversity supported by oak trees.

They serve as crucial habitats for specific species of birds, insects, or other wildlife.

Oaks are great for mushroom aficionados 

https://mushroomgrab.com/mushrooms-that-grow-under-oak-trees/

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A single oak tree can provide food and shelter for over 500 life forms, from birds, bees, butterflies and mammals, to different species of fungi, mosses, lichens and insects.

-Cullen Nurseries

Also a great wood for furniture.