We have many of them.
I snapped these on my late afternoon walk, or a bit past 5. The light was wonderful.
This is a crack willow, Salix fragilis 'Bullata', native to Finland. I love them!
These are maples, not sure what kind, but I love the way they look naked against the evening sky.
httpstext=Globally%20speaking%20there%20are%20420,Finland%20at%20around%2022%20billion.
The study indicates that Finnish forests are the densest to be found in comparison to the rest of the world's countries, with some 72,000 trees covering the average Finnish square kilometre.
Globally speaking there are 420 trees towards each person on the planet, while there are nearly 4,500 trees for each Finn – putting the number of trees in Finland at around 22 billion.
According to FIA, currently, there are nearly 300 billion trees in the United States.
Tree Census and a Wealth of Public Data | US Forest Service (usda.gov)
I wonder what the job of counting trees would pay...
considering the possible bear/cougar etc factors..prob pays pretty good