Another ID

[beechwood]

Looks like a Gleditsia to me

 

[WesD]

Well back to square 1 as both of those last suggestions fit the bill

[nepia]

Having recently put up a thread re ID'ing some timber that turned out to (probably) be Styphnolobium (formerly Sophora) I don't think this fits; that tree's bark doesn't have the small horizontal lenticels that this thread's tree has.  Gleditsia's closer I reckon.

[WesD]

https://www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/98663/i-Gleditsia-triacanthos-i-f-i-inermis-i-Sunburst/Details

 

I think this fits the best. 

[se7enthdevil]

the bark is a bit unusual as i have only experience gleditsia as a more broken up and cracked surface but i have to agree that the leaves are a spot on match.

 

are there any pods on the tree or ground?

[peatff]

There's a Gleditsia like it round the corner near some bungalows. Does yours have any thorns and produce pods ?

Edited October 4, 2017 by peatff

[richardwale]

14 hours ago, WesD said:

https://www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/98663/i-Gleditsia-triacanthos-i-f-i-inermis-i-Sunburst/Details

 

I think this fits the best. 

The inermis is the only thornless gleditsia if my memory serves me

[WesD]

58 minutes ago, peatff said:

There's a Gleditsia like it round the corner near some bungalows. Does yours have any thorns and produce pods ?

From memory no thorns but I shall check later and get back to you on the pods. 

[essential]

It's a gleditsia

[WesD]

No thorns, no pods. 

Quite a few people have settled on gleditsia. I agree, honey locust.