Some bats like to roost under sheets of loose bark on dying trees or stumps, especially in old-growth forest, and brown creepers often build their nests behind flaps of loose bark. From the tree ...

"Up here we see the tops that are going brown," said Mike. Mike, who founded and owns the family business COVA Tree, often sees other bark beetles, such as the mountain pine beetle, Douglas-fir ...

In mature forests, where the bird hunts for food on living trees, the brown creeper also requires the presence of dead trees that have started to lose their bark. It is in between the loose bark and ...

East Texans who have dreamed of attracting flocks of fluttering butterflies to their backyard or helping save the iconic ...

The most common North American tree is considered to be the red alder. It has oval-shaped leaves and reddish-brown bark. It can grow as tall as 100 feet and is found mainly in the western U.S. and ...

and shagbark hickory trees have large peeling bark. Look closely at the bark color. Is it grey, chocolate brown, nearly black or variegated? Walnut trees have a rich brown bark. Sycamores have a ...

A damaging beetle species continues to be found in Pierce County, raising concerns for pine trees at Chambers Creek Regional Park.

Their skin is usually a reddish-brown to yellowish-brown color, with darker crossbands running along their bodies. This coloring helps them blend in with tree bark and forest floors in their native ...