Tree ID

[animefangz]

This little pine tree looking plant started sprouting up in our flower garden. I have no idea where it came from. The pine tree near it (in the picture below) is within 45 feet of where it's growing, but it seems different from that pine.
Can someone tell me if it is a baby from the tree below (which would be the first time any seed from that tree took hold in the ground), or if it's another species of plant.

 

[Jed1124]

Hard to say from the pics but it looks like it might be hemlock.

 

[ATH]

I agree that the seedling looks like hemlock on first look...maybe a little spruce? The bigger tree is a spruce. Are the needles on the seedling soft or a little "pokey"?

 

[animefangz]

They are soft

 

[ATH]

Then I'll stick with hemlock... Spruce seedlings are softer than the mature trees, but by this time of the year, the needles wouldn't be all that soft.

 

[Marine5068]

White Cedar

 

[animefangz]

We do have white cedar lining out yard, and it's 3 feet away from where the seedling is, but it doesn't have the same leaf structure as they do.

 

[juttree]

Possibly a yew.

 

[animefangz]

Possibly a yew.

...it actually might be a yew. I have a yew in my front yard, and it does seem possible. >_> This tree could be anything. lol

 

[juttree]

The berries get moved around pretty easily by animals.

 

[animefangz]

I guess I can let it grow and see what happens.

 

[ATH]

Another year or two and it will be easier to ID.