I think the first one is ash, but I'm not sure about the other.
Tree # 1:
Tree # 2:
Tree # 1:
Tree # 2:
Tree ID 1 & 2
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Erik B
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Tree #2 almost looks like the kind of cherry we have here.
No. 2 looks like laurel oak but you are not in it's native range.
Likely shingle oak.
Likely shingle oak.
Your pics show up really grainy to me. Off first glance I can't say. First wood looks like basswood or box elder (lacking ref) but bark doesn't.
I thought about that, but it looks like shingle oak leaves are pretty waxy. These are not (but then, maybe they will get that way later - it's early spring after all). These are also fairly light on the underside of the leaves.
After googling a bit more, I'm starting to think it IS shingle oak. I don't remember seeing any acorns in that area, but we do have lots of squirrels.
I think you're right - there's another pic that showed some red inside - I knew that was from something, but I couldn't remember what. I've never had any before. Now I know.
Durn it - I was hoping for something with better BTU's.
zogger
Tree Freak
1 box elder, they always remind me of like poison ivy leaves 2 I was guessing an oak, but didn't know what kind, we have some around here with those leaves but I never knew the proper name.
Leaves look like Black Cherry and the flower stems after the cherry fruit has fallen off.
Only other leaves looking like that could be laurel Oak, but I'm not sure of what the nut or flower on them looks like.
Only other leaves looking like that could be laurel Oak, but I'm not sure of what the nut or flower on them looks like.
