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5 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

The bark is acacia like, but the form of the trunk is too regular and straight.

 

Its not like digital photos cost money is it? The branches/leaves/buds are a much better indicator, get some pics of them next time.

 

Anyway prolly a poplar of some sort.

If you zoom in on the floor, there's a few twigs that suggest pop but the image gets grainy so not sure.  I initially thought ash, too, based on the background trees but ash takes a long time to get that latticed bark pattern and in any case as you point out it's not quite right in this picture.  I don't think this stem is old enough to consider ash regardless.

Acacia, maybe - perhaps the bark seems a little bit grey for it?

 

I think the other one is a small black lab but could be a cross...?

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Let me clarify I would have got more pics but sadly the tree seems to be totally dead so no leafs or buds I could see. The woodland it's in does appear to have plenty of pine/poplar in (as Mick mentioned earlier !) But the bark seems quite different which is what has sparked my curiosity

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