Another tree ID
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It's definitely some sort of tree. Probably deciduous. Hope this helps.
Jeez, tough pics. I will say that it looks like pretty dense wood. Fairly tight growth rings, so what ever it is, it is worth your time to grab it.
I know the days are short this time of year, but some pics in the daylight would be helpful. Did it really have that yellowish color, or is that just from the flash?
I know the days are short this time of year, but some pics in the daylight would be helpful. Did it really have that yellowish color, or is that just from the flash?
With the weather lately I am working double night shift. I would live to see some sun myself lol. It did have a yellowish darker color. Not the white I got from poplar and red oak. I noticed how tight rings were. I might go after work and grab a few up. All on side of the road. Tree was in power lines.
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Usually after the ash someone chimes in and says they see poplar. I compared it to some poplar splits I have. Bark is not as thick and has a little bit more red to it. The wood when split is close in color. What is got me staying on it is the fact that the growth rings are so dense. Doesn't that make it a good burning wood? Trying decide if I want to go load a truck or sleep. Has been two long nights and most likely another.
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