What wood is this?

[treequip]

If it's light I am going With willow, if it's heavy it could be Robinia (nice tight rings)

[s.varty]

loks like elderberry or young elm

[Eagle]

Looks like Willow to me...

[Samuel]

just a totally random guess, could it be acacia? not to good on my idents:blushing:

[RobArb]

initial thought was willow (see my first post) and now others have confirmed my suspicions:thumbup:

 

wasn't brave enough to commit haha:lol:

[richardwale]

Without a doubt its willow

[A Townsend]

could possibly be alder with that bark formation. if the heartwood gradually turns peach in colour then that's it.

cheers

andrew

[RobRainford]

Firewood!

 

Id go with river burch, the flat plates on the bark have light coloured lenticels on them and are smooth, similar to birch characteristics. Doesnt look like willow, for its size the fissures seem too deep.

[RobArb]

What's burch rob?

 

Only kidding, I also had a second thought for river birch but its maybe just too browny orange bark.

 

Ive seen some pretty grooved goat willow before now!

 

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[David Goss]

my first thought was willow but it could be birch like rob says or even poplar. Its almost impossible to be sure with a chunk like that, there is a lot of possibilities.