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Is this an American Chestnut?

J. Loe

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I would need a photo of twigs and buds without the leaves.

Trees are left for a variety of reasons..
Wildlife habitat, seed stock being a couple of possibilities

Cool looking bark
 

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I would need a photo of twigs and buds without the leaves.

Trees are left for a variety of reasons..
Wildlife habitat, seed stock being a couple of possibilities

Cool looking bark

Oh btw.
There should probably be nuts or fragments around the base of the tree.
this is how I found one. They are rare around here.
Yours looks like elm bark.
 

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Elm, in pa I have never seen a chestnut that hasn't been hit with blight 2 to 3 years after it started to produce, only the crosses survive. Most of those are around houses

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cant really see the top but im calling sugar maple....but the answer is on the ground...before it snows!
 
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