Private - not visible from public access (owner's permission required to measure the tree) e.g. a tree that stands on private land is either not visible or close enough to record any accurate data without trespassing.

Private - visible from public access (owner's permission required) e.g. a tree stands in a private field, park, garden, or any other land that does not have public access, but can clearly be seen and identified from public access land.

Public - open access (i.e. public park) e.g. a tree that stands on ground with full public access 24 hours a day.

Public - partial access (i.e. next to footpath or road) e.g. a tree that stands next to or close to a footpath, road, garden, park or other publicly accessible land.

Public - restricted access (i.e. National Trust property) e.g. a tree that stands on ground with full public access during limited opening times. In many cases there may be a charge to access the site and see the tree .

Tree form

Coppice

Maiden

Pollard

Stump

Unknown

Is the tree:

Standing

Fallen

Alive

Unsure

Dead

Location

Field

Private park

Common/heath

Moorland

Public park

Orchard

Garden

Churchyard

Avenue

River/canal bank

Hedgerow

Highway/railway

Bridlepath/footpath

Village park

Woodland

Other

Beefsteak fungus
(Fistulina hepatica)

Giant polypore
(Meri;ilus giganteus)

Birch polypore/razorstrop fungus (Piptoporus betulinus)

Oak bracket
(Inonotus dryadeus)

Blushing bracket
(Daedaleopsis confragosa)

Shaggy bracket
(Inonotus hispidus)

Chicken of the woods
(Laetiporus sulphurous)

Southern bracket
( Ganoderma australe)

Dryad's saddle
(Polyporus squamosus )

Other

Evidence of bats

Nuthatch

Tawny Owl

Treecreeper

Barn Owl

Jackdaw

Little Owl

Kestrel

Green Woodpecker

Stock Dove

Great Spotted Woodpecker

Evidence of other birds

Lesser Spotted Woodpecker

Evidence of tree invertebrates