Maple pretty sure? I'm learning guy.

[Mark Simoniz]

Sorry guys. Thanks for the help on identifying this and the others.
Thanks

 

[gzecc]

That is a maple leaf. Just look at the hockey team.

 

[Mark Simoniz]

That's what I've heard on it. Think of Canada. Thanks for confirming.

 

[Applesister]

Yes Maple, it falls under that generic heading. Im sorry I didnt get back right away with your leaf posting.
Definitely maple. I just think Sugar maple is a cold climate tree. And your pics looked like Red Maple to me and I have a hard time telling the two in the woods. I want to cut the Reds and I want to save the Sugars. If they have leaves then Im good. Bark doesnt always work for me.
I want one year seasoning wood right now. I realize also that jpeg photos are hard to go by in studying photos vs live.
This info probably doesnt matter to you so carry on and thanks.
I should be outside cutting too.
Ciao

 

[Mark Simoniz]

No, thanks for the reply. I've been reading about maples. I think I read the sugar maples didn't have the full 5 points on the leafs.

 

[weatherguy]

No, thanks for the reply. I've been reading about maples. I think I read the sugar maples didn't have the full 5 points on the leafs.

You're right, sugars only have 3. That looks like red or Norway.

 

[TreePointer]

Note the finer teeth along the edge. That would be a red maple leaf.

 

[Knots]

Here's a maine guide to tree identification. NC has some of these trees. Perhaps there's a similar guide available in that region:

http://www.maine.gov/dacf/mfs/publications/handbooks_guides/forest_trees/index.html

 

[D8Chumley]

I have the Va Tech tree ID app on my iPhone, that's a little closer to you FWIW