Wood ID

I just got another load of wood and was not sure what kinds of wood it is.

 

Pic 5 is red oak of some sort. Probably pin oak.

 

I see Pin and Northern Red Oak maybe some Hickory and Walnut. Most of it looks like great firewood good score!

 

They guy that dropped it off said there was some walnut. But which one do you think is hickory

 

The darkest wood in the 4th pic.

 

Pic 2&3 im seeing tulip polar, pics 5 & 8 look like red oak of some sort.

 

Pic 4 looks like the walnut.

If you can post more pics of fresh cut ends and maybe some splits woodnut

 

Looks good, Woodnut.

 

When I split the wood in the second picture the wood was very green. I have never seen that before. What kind of wood do you think it is

 

pics 2, 3 & 4 are tulip (yellow) poplar. Dries fast and good shoulder season wood.

Last two pics look like maybe Norway maple.

First pic im pretty sure is black walnut. Should be very easy to split.

 

Yes Tulip Poplar. In my area it’s next to Pine for bad reputation as firewood. In reality they are both a perfect combination with Oak. Alone Poplar makes decent warmth. I’m going to process more for personal use and probably add a handful or bag to sales loads. It’s perfect for right now when it’s 46 to knock the chill out of the house.

 

One more question. I just split this round and it has a little bit of a pink hue. Wasn’t sure what it was

 

Looks like maple codit to me.

 

If its the same as the last round pictured id say sugar maple.

 

Yep that definitely. I also see some Norway maple in one of the earlier pics. There's a few different species in that pile.

 

Probably some maple of sort, red maple?

 

Some tulip poplar i split yesterday. Being late afternoon the color isnt as sharp in the pics. It will occasionally have some lavender/purple color to it. Very pretty wood.