1, The birch tree outside is only just beginning to look green, but at least it is, I suppose.

2, One birch tree lay newly fallen, clean with silver bark.

3, The growing birch tree exfoliated excess bark.

4, I'd like to go by climbing a birch tree, And climb black branches up a snow-white trunk toward heaven, till the tree could bear no more, But dipped its top and set me down again.

5, Because the birch tree is just starting to leaf, tradition as single women finding a birch branch nailed to their side of the house from their secret admirer.

6, The magnificent birch tree grew deep in heart of the forest, and close nearby grew her three little daughters, still slim of trunk.

7, I try to hold on to a slender low branch of a birch tree.

8, Clare could see more rusty chain around the slender, peeling,[http://sentencedict.com/birch tree.html] silver trunk of a nearby birch tree.

9, Last week, the tree swallow pair abandoned its nest box in the old birch tree in front of my window.

10, No one calls me outside to see the ice on the birch tree.

11, As I search for them, I see a downy woodpecker spiraling up a birch tree, its blaze of reds as sharp as a tongue of flame.

12, Right down at the end of the street there was a spring under a birch tree and there had been a barrel sunk in the ground.

13, Significantly, this line marks the southern limit of the birch tree, a plant whose pollen is one of the causes of hay fever in northern Europe.