MrMad1966

Just another storm damaged tree but in amongst predominantly beech trees. Nothing special but I am just learning so wanted to double check

Please tell me it's ash folks 🥺

On 12/04/2022 at 20:08, nepia said:

Another vote for the Magnolia bud/branch but I thought 'don't make a fool of yourself again' so I kept shtum!

There are many Magnolias so I can't say the stem isn't one.  What other leaves were in the litter?

Not really much more than the beech and a few oak. That said I'm only learning myself so just starting to pick up in what things are myself..

Feel like I've really had my arse spanked for my picture taking skills and I thought I'd done good 😶. Thanks AGAIN for input folks

Close as I could get to budz... Soz

I should have mentioned all pics are from the same tree, Trunk on ground is what broke off in last storms.

I've done as I was told and uploaded multiple pics for this one I'm struggling with again. If anyone could offer up some help I'd appreciate it please..

1 minute ago, tomo567 said:

Oak

Thank you

Another I'd like to know what it is please

8 hours ago, Dan Maynard said:

Fairly young ash I saw today whilst walking the dog. To me doesn't look the same tree.

Tending to agree now I see that. I'm now airing on the side of the pop/pine too. Thanks for that

20 hours ago, Stubby said:

Is it a commercial plantation ?  If so what are the other trees in the stand ? I think its a White pop .

Yes mate it is. Others mainly pine!!

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

13 minutes ago, Patrick goulding said:

Ash ? 👍 

I recall some where reading that ash bark can show in the form of diamond shapes. So that was what I was thinking it possibly was too.

LOL

Can anyone make out this one from this single pic please ??

1 minute ago, openspaceman said:

 

and it's probably the best overall wood for firewood if it is cut split and seasoned from greed so as there is no deterioration, it is dense, dries relatively slowly but has a bright lively flame.

Exactly mate.. It's the golden egg I'm trying to find. That as well as ash I've been led to believe but I'm only learning so haven't managed yet to be 100% certain when I've found the stuff. 🤔

Thanks..

So I'm back with another one. Any idea please. Could it be beech again ???!

Just now, Mick Dempsey said:

Ignore it, it was a niche joke from years ago.

Ah ok..   ..  toying with the new kid I see 😁

8 hours ago, Jack.P said:

 Hornbeam.

I thought hornbeam tended to have less fissures than this 🤔 thanks though

I'm sure I'll know when I've overstepped the mark..

Just now, Mick Dempsey said:

I reckon 50% of idents are GW.

Odd how it’s not recognized so often.

I'm just learning and so happy I found this forum. Its so helpful to have folks like you lot that are willing to help. Only worry I have is that I send too many pics and queries and become a menace..

Interesting. Thanks for that

What's this one folks ???

Thank you heros

Any idea again please folks ?????????