Another photo of wood id

[kwikrp]

Another photo and 1 more after this I am thinking Ash??

 

[TreePointer]

Kwikrp, you are showing your big white ash!

 

[mxjamie540]

I vote for tulip tree.... aka yellow poplar

 

[CountryBoy19]

I vote for tulip tree.... aka yellow poplar

I think you may be right, the bark just doesn't quite look like ash to me. We need a picture of the end grain or a fresh split.

 

[dannynelson77]

Not Ash. Could be a large Norway Maple.....

 

[remkel]

Not Ash. Could be a large Norway Maple.....

+1- I would say norway also.

 

[oldspark]

Looks like the white ash we have here.

 

[dannynelson77]

White Ash has thicker, deeper furrowed bark.....

 

[Adios Pantalones]

Ya, white ash bark is gnarlier.

 

[oldspark]

White Ash has thicker, deeper furrowed bark.....

Not here, the green ash does though.

 

[dannynelson77]

http://www.oplin.org/tree/fact pages/ash_white/ash_white.html

 

[dannynelson77]

From what I have read Green Ash bark is less furrowed so maybe you have it backwards?

 

[oldspark]

From what I have read Green Ash bark is less furrowed so maybe you have it backwards?

Nope I have pictures some where.

 

[smokinj]

Tulips!

 

[Jags]

That ain't white ash, but does appear that it may be some type of maple. A fresh cut or split would sure help.

 

[TreePointer]

I vote for tulip tree.... aka yellow poplar

I think this is correct. (I changed my mind.)

 

[woodybiomass]

What was its habitat, and cause of death? Not furrowey enough to be western popular

 

[oldspark]

http://www.oplin.org/tree/fact pages/ash_white/ash_white.html

Page not found?

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Oldspark, you need to copy that whole address as only part of it is highlighted. But the page won't help you a lot.

 

[dannynelson77]

Oldspark, you need to copy that whole address as only part of it is highlighted. But the page won't help you a lot.

It shows the deep furrowed bark of White Ash in Ohio.......the green Ash on the same sight looks to be less furrowed.....

 

[smokinj]

Oldspark, you need to copy that whole address as only part of it is highlighted. But the page won't help you a lot.

It shows the deep furrowed bark of White Ash in Ohio.......the green Ash on the same sight looks to be less furrowed.....

Its the limbs that tell the story Tulip! lol

 

[smokinj]

Tulip

 

[redhorse]

Pretty sure it's yellow poplar. Just got done splitting some of that here...