Can anyone identify this tree?

[347Mike]

Man.... When i saw this picture I thought you took a picture from my yard... lol It looks identical to my tree and my neighborhood. Oh and my tree attracts wasps too..... I have been in my house for almost 3 years and it grows slowly. It is probably twice that size (from a leaf majority perspective), whatever that means...

[zemog]

[QUOTE=SMKR;821753]can you get a close up of the leaf? I believe it is a bur oak,

this

[03trubluGT]

Crepe myrtles for sure. I have none on my oaks, nor doi remember ever seeing them around oaks like that.

Wht kind of oaks, Matt?

Not sure what kind of oak, but if it's a bush/shrub/tree, it has wasps.

We also have a Bradford pear tree and you can shoot it with the hose and see the wasps GTFO.

[UserX]

Bur Oak.

[BigTitan21]

You DO NOT have a ticket tree, sir.

[Ted]

Have you tried fire?

[Mike]

I would say oak also. I have 4 gigantic ones in my front yard and they don't attract wasps. That said, I have willows at my car lot that leak sap and those suckers have wasps and insects all over them.

In for another tree sap incident.

[Snatch Napkin]

What's going on at the base of the tree. The ground looks like there is a bald spot.

If there is a hornet nest in the ground then the wasps are there to fight for the food supply.

I just recently watched an insect war happen in our back yard. The wasps were winning for a while, but they finally retreated.

The hornets were the small yellow and black striped ones.