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The Boston Globe
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Copper Beech Tree to Be Removed in Belmont
A historic copper beech tree in Belmont, threatened by disease and decay, was scheduled for removal but was temporarily spared due to the discovery of a protected robin’s nest. The nest’s presence halted the removal process, which was originally set for that week, as robins are a protected species in Massachusetts. The town has postponed the tree’s removal until the young birds leave the nest, with plans to replace the tree with another species in the future. Residents and local businesses expressed sadness over the tree’s likely removal, which is considered a significant loss to the community.
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