A new one on me. Any ideas?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

too dainty in the fine twigs to be any sort of ash.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

bullman maybe correct NOT!, catalpa (TC) was a good call also

[Steve Bullman]

Ok, this one might be a little bit out there.....but it kinda reminds me of a tree we worked on many years ago. No one could agree on what it was but we finally settled on a possible ID of Caucasian Wingnut

[Neil Frost]

Ok, this one might be a little bit out there.....but it kinda reminds me of a tree we worked on many years ago. No one could agree on what it was but we finally settled on a possible ID of Caucasian Wingnut

 

Boom! I think that's a bullseye for Mr Bullman. I'd completely forgotten the old fraxinifolia!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Ok, this one might be a little bit out there.....but it kinda reminds me of a tree we worked on many years ago. No one could agree on what it was but we finally settled on a possible ID of Caucasian Wingnut

 

blimey mate thats not half bad and flipping random tree not many about!

 

still too fine at the twigs crown periphery

[Steve Bullman]

It stuck in my mind because it took so long to ID, and also because i split it all by hand and it was a PIG

[tree monkey]

does it have spikes on? black locust possibly?

[elicokiz]

A stab in the dark?? Carya??

 

[Mr. Bish]

does it have spikes on? black locust possibly?

 

No spikes (not climbed it yet tho)

 

Not convinced with the caucasion wingnut either. Pictures I can find have similar bark but the general spread of the tree is much heavier crown.

 

I should find out if it's a form of ash when cutting it.:-)

 

I cant believe how many trees you guys have come up with that I havn't heard of *a little embarrassed*

Edited April 29, 2012 by Mr. Bish

[T & C Tree Services]

No spikes (not climbed it yet tho)

 

Not convinced with the caucasion wingnut either. Pictures I can find have similar bark but the general spread of the tree is much heavier crown.

 

I should find out if it's a form of ash when cutting it.:-)

 

I cant believe how many trees you guys have come up with that I havn't heard of *a little embarrassed*

 

A picture of the buds and twigs would be very helpful!