Tree ID

[duck]

put up another yard, did some more walking around taking pics.. what kind of trees are these with these blooms?








A different kind of tree that had already dropped all its blooms.

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[duck]

Cleared the new yard last week.  Moved four hives this week.

[nietssemaj]

Maybe

Rusty Blackhaw
http://texastreeid.tamu.edu/content/TreeDetails/?id=130

[salvo]

Hi Duck,

Your third photo from the very top is a dogwood. My photo shows a wild dogwood that I transplanted. They're a pretty tree.

My bees aren't interested in much in my yard. I think it's a spite thing with them. The don't want to admit that I am their owner! I'm the beeKEEPER! Without me they'd be homeless.

No respect.

Salvo

[Hemlock]

Image #2 could be 'Hercules-club' (Zanthoxylum clava-herculis) - the bees should love it.  Look for Bi-pinnate leaves.

Would like to see an image of the bark & stems for images #1 & #3.  Rusty blackhaw (or some other viburnum) sounds good; like what nietssemaj  said.  Not so much a dogwood.

The last one has a Sumac vibe to it.  Pinnate leaves and all.  More images for this one too.

[duck]

will do, ill go to the island yard on monday.