Tree Ident Pls

[donnk]

What is this large one and the smaller one behind ?

 

 

 

[Macpherson]

Looks like they could be Scots pine ??... but when it comes to ID's I'm usually wrong.

[Stubby]

Are the needles in pairs ? If so could well be Scots . 

[openspaceman]

48 minutes ago, Macpherson said:

Looks like they could be Scots pine ??... but when it comes to ID's I'm usually wrong.

The front one looks like scots with the thinner orange bark higher up  but the coarser barked one behind may be P nigra of some variety unless it too has orange bark higher up.

 

As Stubby says the  grouping of the needles would help.

Edited April 19, 2022 by openspaceman
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[Mark J]

The red bark suggests Scots pine, the other likely suspect is Corsican pine: 

Corsican pine - Forestry and Land Scotland

FORESTRYANDLAND.GOV.SCOT

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Learn how to spot a Corsican pine tree and discover some of its uses and history.

 

[donnk]

thanks!

[openspaceman]

1 hour ago, Mark J said:

The red bark suggests Scots pine, the other likely suspect is Corsican pine: 

Corsican pine - Forestry and Land Scotland

FORESTRYANDLAND.GOV.SCOT

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Learn how to spot a Corsican pine tree and discover some of its uses and history.

 

I was thinking more likely Austrian in a garden setting.