Tree ident help

[Willjj]

Any help would be great. Really not sure what these are.

Cheers.

[tomo567]

Northafagus species

 

[Jcarbor]

Possibly a notofagus nervosa, raoul beech.

[Willjj]

Cheers, thank you.

[tree-fancier123]

5 hours ago, tomo567 said:

Northafagus species

 

well played - the buds are just like the drawing of Nothofagus alpina in a great new book for winter ID - was recommended by Gary Prentice on here

[Gary Prentice]

Told you it was good 

[daltontrees]

Funny, I would have said Kuma-Shide (Carpinus japonica) or Hop Hornbeam, pref the former. I don't know anything else that has that many sunken parallel veins and fat buds..

 

But I'm still going to get that ID book.

[AJStrees]

16 hours ago, daltontrees said:

Funny, I would have said Kuma-Shide (Carpinus japonica) or Hop Hornbeam, pref the former. I don't know anything else that has that many sunken parallel veins and fat buds..

 

But I'm still going to get that ID book.

looks like a good book. Have had a look at price. As its 2018 edition its still on the pricey side. Will check the library in case they have it. 

[richardwale]

Defo a hornbeam, not sure which one probably common betula

[daltontrees]

What has Arbtalk come to, when every tree indent for the last 5 years has triggered a suggestion of 'Hornbeam', then one finally turns up no-one says it. I am almost disappointed. Is Nothofagus the new Hornbeam?

Assuming it's not Ostrya...