Bitternut Hickory?
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CincyBurner
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It's consistent with bitternut hickory (Carya cordiformis) - leaves, bark and bud.
The sulfur-yellow bud from the lone bud in first pic is key identifying characteristic. No other hickory with a yellow bud.
The sulfur-yellow bud from the lone bud in first pic is key identifying characteristic. No other hickory with a yellow bud.
