I think I know. (This is from the charity cut site which is well south/east of my normal cutting range).
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Pecan?
thor97
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Hickory. No pecans that I know of in Minnesota.
Picture not taken in MN though
Upstate NY near Albany.
I am sticking with pecan then.
I agree with Hickory in the 1st pic. But I wonder if the 2nd pic isn't some nice Poison Ivy... And the third pic shows a multiple compound leaf that sure looks like walnut to me.
johnnyballs
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pignut hickory ??
Ditto on the Pignut Hickory.
stumpy75 may be correct that there are three different subjects in the three different pictures. Top one is a hickory, but I can't name the species; upstate NY might be out of pecan's range too. Middle one is a vine ( poison ivy ) growing up a tree which I can't identify; bark could be a maple, hickory or oak. Third one, the leaflets do not have serrated margins like the hickory in the first pic; definitely not the same tree as no. 1, could maybe be walnut, I'm not sure. There are some sugar maple leaves in the background, plus others. What you have there is a mixed hardwood forest.
No Pecan in upstate NY as far as I know.
+1 for Hickory
+1 for Hickory
Ok you guys busted me. I mistakenly posted that third pic which I believe to be a young specimen of a highly valuable yard walnut.
And you are correct, at least by my guess, on pignut hickory (with a PI vine in pic two).
And you are correct, at least by my guess, on pignut hickory (with a PI vine in pic two).
ropensaddle
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Ahhh but pignut hickory,pecan, are walnuts lol the poison ivy is the oddball
Good job! I was also thinking PI in the second pic, but wasn't brave enough to suggest it.
