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To find out why, Ted Kozlowski, the Westchester County forester, explained we're experiencing a mast year, and these years with a super-abundance of acorns from oak trees are somewhat random, lohud.com said.
Kozlowski, who is based in Lasdon Park and Arboretum in Somers, the trees are usually a year behind, reflecting what happened the year before, the report said. He thinks that what we’re seeing now is the result of particularly good growing conditions for trees last year.
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