Quercus Falcata, also known as the southern red oak, is a popular tree species found across the southeastern United States. There are several synonyms for Quercus Falcata, including the Spanish oak, turkey oak, and pin oak. Other names for this species include the cow oak, spotted oak, swamp red oak, and southern pin oak. Despite its many names, Quercus Falcata is easily recognizable by its characteristic leaves, which are glossy green on top and paler underneath. This tree species is important for its use in lumber and wildlife habitat, as well as its vibrant fall foliage.