Tree idenitification bark 3/4

Barks from Large Leaves Lime to Sweetgum

bark large leaved lime
the bark of large leaved lime is grey, first smooth, later with grooves
bark mountain ash
the bark of mountain ash is smooth and red - grey
bark norway maple
the bark of norway maple is dark with elongated grooves
bark paper birch
the bark of paper birch is bright white with small elongated marks
bark pin oak
the barl of pin oak is grey - grayish green with shallow grooves
bark london plane tree
the bark of plane tree grey - brown, covered in small scales, scaly
bark red maple
the bark of a young red maple
bark red oak
the bark of red oak is light grey, smooth and shiny
bark ruby horsechestnut
the bark of ruby horsechestnut is dark green - grey and smooth

bark service tree
the bark of service tree is grey with small scales and shallow grooves
bark sessile oak
the bark of sessile oak is grey and smooth, later deep grooves
bark silver lime
the bark of silver lime is grayish green with shallow grooves
bark silver maple
the bark of silver maple is grayish brown first smooth and later with elongated grooves
bark silver maple slitted
the bark of silver maple slitted is grayish brown first smooth and later with elongated grooves
bark small leaved lime
the bark of small leaved lime is brown, first smooth, later with elongated grooves
bark speckled alder
the bark of speckled alder is light grey and smooth

the bark od stripped maple has first green and white stripes later brown