red fir
silvertip fir
abies magnifica latin

This area is home to largest old growth red fir forest in the region.

The cabin is built of local red fir and ponderosa pine.

The name Red Fir derives from the bark color of old trees.

The pile of red fir bark near the hotel, left from previous summers, helped fuel the fire.

Also, white and red fir is present.

Mostly indigenous materials were used for construction, including volcanic rock and Shasta red fir.

Higher elevations have isolated stands of ponderosa pine and red fir.

Adult beetle feeds on mountain hemlock, and red fir.

Above the mixed-conifer forest is the major community of the Red Fir forest.

On the higher slopes are found white fir, Shasta red fir, and mountain hemlock.

Pausing under the shade of a red fir and its neighboring hemlock, Hopalong scanned the country.

Here and there was an immense sugar pine, giving way as he climbed higher to mountain hemlock and red fir.

Employees drove trucks farther to find the red fir bark, because they were allowed to collect it only from trees that were dead and down.

Red firs lined the road, and markers showed where houses and barns too hot to truck away or burn were buried.

A nearby stockpile of Red Fir left over from the firefall helped enlarge the flames.

"I made a sod-buster out of a red fir log, drove harrow spikes through it three inches apart.

Work involved a new maintenance facility at Red Fir and improvements to the existing Lodgepole campsite.

Red fir cones also mostly have shorter bracts, except in Abies magnifica var.

It is found in California, usually near Red Fir trees (Abies magnifica).

Bart fed in the kindling, lighted it, rocked back for a moment, then eased in two large quarters of a red fir round.

Logs of water birch along the low-lying creeks gradually give way to foxtail pines and later, red fir growing at the higher altitudes.

Vegetation includes conifers such as sugar, lodgepole and Jeffrey pine with almost pure stands of red fir on the highest elevations.

It is a white and yellow fungi on the bark of both white fir and red fir trees.

Below treeline, the wilderness is dominated by lodgepole pine, red fir, and Jeffrey pine, depending on elevation.

Found here are Ponderosa, Jeffrey, sugar, and lodgepole pine trees, as well as abundant white and red fir.

Abies magnifica, the Red Fir or Silvertip fir, is a western North American fir, native to the mountains of southwest Oregon and California in the United States.

Road and cried Abies Magnifica!