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Another tree id

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  1. sirbuildalot

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    While I was in the woods taking pics of the other tree id, I noticed this tree. I do not have very many of these, whatever it is. Very flaky bark. Not long and thin like Shagbark, but rather large squareish flakes.

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  2. MikeInMa

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    Hmmmm.. looks like it's dying.
     
  3. dahmer

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    Looks like a maple on its last leg.
     
  4. sirbuildalot

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    Looks like it has a lot of buds on the top

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  5. stuckinthemuck

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    Black birch. Grab a twig, scratch off the bark and see if it smells minty.
     
  6. buZZsaw BRAD

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    Birch. Like stuckinthemuck says, break a twig and sniff it.