Can someone ID this tree

/ Can someone ID this tree #1  

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It's flower/fruit looks like green bagworms...they are not.

Former owner thinks it a beech.
 
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It's flower/fruit looks like green bagworms...they are not.

Former owner thinks it a beech.
Guess it would help if I sent the picture! 20170618_195251.jpg
 
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It's flower/fruit looks like green bagworms...they are not.

Former owner thinks it a beech.

Could be a son of a beech too. :D Truthfully I can't tell much without a close up of the leaves and branch structure and another of the bark.
 
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Ditto - K0UA.
 
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There are several beech species, but I will go out on a limb (;)) and say that it is not an American beech.

Steve
 
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Close up of bark and leaves please....
 
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I thought we could zoom in on what I posted, but see now that isn't workable. See if these help.
20170620_181005.jpg20170620_180941.jpg
 
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Actually the bark looks like Birch
 
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Scratch the bark or rip off a small end up at eye level and smell it and chew on it. Should taste and smell like white birch beer...
 
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Not any Beech that I've seen for sure, they have a smooth bark but the leaves are similar but not the flowers.
Wild guess - Hornbeam or some variety thereof.
 
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LOL you got me there. That's a good one.
 
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Definitely not beech. Beech has smooth bark.
 
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I was having trouble with the flower part. Via Google I couldn't find anything close. Eastern Hophornbeam appears the closest.
 
 
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