Wood Pile Pics with a wood ID

[spadafore]

Just a few pics here and a wood ID. I am told it is walnut but the tree did not produce any walnuts. I've read that it is possible. What are your thoughts

 

[CTYank]

Just a few pics here and a wood ID. I am told it is walnut but the tree did not produce any walnuts. I've read that it is possible. What are your thoughts

Seeing at least two very distinct species of wood.
Reddish one looks like cherry.
Darker one, black walnut.

Showing off with that endless pile? Looks good.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

It is possible for those walnut trees to not have nuts. They are probably female trees. That is some beautiful wood! You have cut a bunch of it too. Nice work.

 

[nrford]

Walnut for sure no doubts!

 

[wishlist]

Nice endless pile of wood. Add that walnut to your collection!

 

[thewoodlands]

Just a few pics here and a wood ID. I am told it is walnut but the tree did not produce any walnuts. I've read that it is possible. What are your thoughts

Nice supply of wood.


zap

 

[NH_Wood]

It is possible for those walnut trees to not have nuts. They are probably female trees. That is some beautiful wood! You have cut a bunch of it too. Nice work.

Pretty sure black walnuts have male and female flowers on the same tree - not likely not a 'female' - and if it were female, they would bear the fruit. Cheers!

 

[Wood Duck]

I see typical-loking walnut in pictures new094 and new095 (on my computer the picture name appears when I scroll over the picture). In new093 I see a typicaly walnut except the wood looks reddish. Mayby it is just the way the picture turned out. the bark on the round in new093 looks like ttpical walnut bark to me.

 

[Gary_602z]

It is possible for those walnut trees to not have nuts. They are probably female trees.

Somebody has to put this in their sig! I can't because I just spit beer over my laptop and probably wouldn't be able to post! :cheese:

Gary

 

[tfdchief]

Walnut!

 

[BlankBlankBlank]

The bottom picture is without a doubt walnut.

 

[bogydave]

Black Walnut
A single walnut tree rarely produces nuts, multiple trees in a grove to aid pollination.

 

[chvymn99]

Black Walnut on both the pics. Great pile of wood there too.