Tree ID (Recheck on ID)

[smoky#1]

The last two look like ash to me.

[Thesquirrelslinger]

That is not ash. Ash has thicker shoots. or buds. I am going to say an elm.. maybe a maple. I think elm.
I have ash everywhere here, cut some recently:)

[Joec123able]

If there was some leaves we could see, it would help a lot

[SLIMBOB]

Hackberry for sure on the first 2

[ionicmuffin]

ok let me clarify, the leaves of the bigger second one IS NOT maple, they arnt even remotely maple! The leaves are MUCH closer to elm, they are toothed and have no lobes

[ionicmuffin]

i think tomorrow i might be able to get old leaves but they will be dried up.

[Josh B]

i think tomorrow i might be able to get old leaves but they will be dried up.

Don't you reckon it would have been helpful to put pics of the leaves in the first place?   Come on now, work with us for Pete's sake! .  Seriously though,  it is much easier to determine the species if you have all the available clues.  Otherwise, you get dummies like me using the SWAG (scientific wild a$$ guess) method to try and determine the species.  Obviously not a reliable method of identification.  Josh

[DavidV]

The first two are winged elm. I think people say anything with wierd bark is hackberry..... which doesn't even have wings on the twigs. The last one isn't maple because it has alternate leaves. Not sure what it is, I'm a long way from Washington.

[ionicmuffin]

ill dig up leaves and see what i can do.

[Josh B]

The first two are winged elm. I think people say anything with wierd bark is hackberry..... which doesn't even have wings on the twigs. The last one isn't maple because it has alternate leaves. Not sure what it is, I'm a long way from Washington.

Winged elm.....who'd a thunk it?  I've never seen it before so i googled it.  Yep, sure enough. That explains the odd diamond pattern furrows.  I hadn't seen Hackberry do that before.  Once again, learned something new on here.  Josh

[ionicmuffin]

so ive had elm on my property and i thought it was junk wood this whole time! go figure it would be me to think something so stupid lol 

[autologus]

The first two are winged elm. I think people say anything with wierd bark is hackberry..... which doesn't even have wings on the twigs. The last one isn't maple because it has alternate leaves. Not sure what it is, I'm a long way from Washington.

Winged elm.....who'd a thunk it?  I've never seen it before so i googled it.  Yep, sure enough. That explains the odd diamond pattern furrows.  I hadn't seen Hackberry do that before.  Once again, learned something new on here.  Josh

I would have.

Grady

[RidgeRunner]

I think there is a real good chance that they are all Elm.
It wont be much longer and the leaves will be out.
Then we will be able to make a better Guess.

David

[okie64]

They all look like winged elm to me. The bark on the trunk and limbs of winged elm changes as the tree gets older. I have a winged elm thicket across the road from my house with trees of all different sizes. I'll go out and snap some pics for you to compare them to if you want me to. The leaves look like typical elm leaves except smaller.

[Josh B]

Lol! I reckon you did at that, Grady!  Josh