Wolf birch (Tree)
Wolf birch is common tree type found in the Dark Wood Forest. Something find with a hold for kookaburra to live. With the tree being to this day respected as the kookaburra's home making it rare cut down in the wild and more farmed in small amounts something with other trees too. If kookaburra lives in the tree it is seen as demon act and bad luck to cut a tree with a kookaburra's living inside as it as seen King of the Sky. The Wolf Birch is used in small amount in building as a contrast to the dark colours.
Wood Type: hardwood
Wood Colour: White wood with light grey gain
Colour: light grey to white, with grey wood gains.
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Basic Information
Anatomy
Tall and wide tree with dark white bark on the outside and light white inside with light green leaves. With gray mark on the tree.
Growth Rate & Stages
It takes only four years for the tree to be fully grow. After being fully grow usely about six years the tree forms a hold in the tank of the tree with it only being one, it rare it see two and even three.
Ecology and Habitats
Wolf Birch is the only tree in the Dark Wood Forest that Kookaburra calls home with tree nature forming holds in the tree.
Additional Information
Uses, Products & Exploitation
When cut it made into wood and used in building being the three to second common wood used in the Dark Wood Forest.
Civilization and Culture
Culture and Cultural Heritage
The wild are mainly left a lone in the wild for the kookaburras
History
The Wolf Birch is respected as the kookaburra's house as its the only tree the kookaburra lives. They censtiler it's home in the wild and when farm if one moves in it not cut and leave a lone.
Common Myths and Legends
That the Wolf Birch is the home of the Sky King which are the kookaburras.
Lifespan
40-60 years
Conservation Status
Wolf Birch is mostly leave a lone in the wild unless the tree is unwell. There are farms set up to grow and cut down the tree when fully grow. If the Kookaburra moves in before cut it down they will leave the tree and wait unit the Kookaburra moves out.
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