Mr. Specter. And is there——
Mr. Dulles. One question. This photograph was taken, though, several weeks later, wasn't it?
Mr. Kelley. On December 5.
Mr. Dulles. That was 2 weeks later.
Mr. Kelley. Two weeks later; yes, sir.
Mr. Dulles. So the foliage would presumably be somewhat less in that picture, would it not, than it was on November 22?
Mr. Kelley. No; actually, the foliage hadn't changed very much even in the latest tests we are making.
The Chairman. It was an evergreen?
Mr. Kelley. It was an oak tree, Mr. Chief Justice, I have been told the foliage doesn't change much during the year. They call it pine oak. Some people call it a life oak. But the people down there I talked to said it was called a pine oak.
Mr. Specter. And did you observe the foliage on the tree on May 24?