can some one tell myself hat kind of tree this is. I believe it may be a type of willow?

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can some one tell myself hat kind of tree this is. I believe it may be a type of willow? pussywillow1.jpgPussyWillow.jpg
 

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Welcome to the nut house! Willows usually have thinner leaves. Any pictures of buds?
 

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I will go take some pictures
 

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here more pictures of it.
 

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The camera focused on the arm, not the branch. Seriously, the tree needing ID needs to be the focal point of the image.

Second, we need an approximate location, at least continent, country and for large non-EU countries, at least a state to narrow down the list of possibilities.

All I got is alternate leaf pattern, more or less lanceolate leaves. This narrows it down to maybe 10 % of known tree species.

Yes, one of the hundreds of willow species is possible.
 

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Looks like a
Salix scouleriana is a species of willow native to northwestern North America. Other names occasionally used include fire willow, Nuttall willow, mountain willow, and black willow.
Scientific name: Salix scouleriana
 
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