Tree ID please

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burnagain

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Jun 22, 2012
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LaGrange, GA
Hey guys,

I have trees all over my 2 acres that have leave as shown in the attachments. Pay attention to the pictures of the larger twig, it has wings (winged elm?)

The first picture is from a different tree than the second two pictures, however I believe the trees are the same specie, I just couldn't reach the fatter twigs on the first tree.

2012-08-01_18-51-51_361.jpg2012-08-01_18-52-07_79.jpg2012-08-01_18-52-18_231.jpg
 
Any pics of the bark on the trunk? Looking at the characteristics on the branches I'd say that's almost definitely winged elm. They have a unique character to the branches.
 
x2 on the winged elm
 
That's OK, you had it figured out before you ever posted them!
 
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