Forestry B/C

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Bristlecone Pine is incorrect. Not that many needles/fascicles. Virginia Pine was really close though. Western RedCedar is incorrect but really close. Scale shape/position is slightly different in between the one in the pic and Western redCedar. If it's not White Spruce, then is it Blue Spruce? I'm pretty sure that gets planted everywhere, so I wouldn't be surprised if it were planted in a place which very much gives Eastern vibes. For your current one, I'm going to guess

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whiteBark pine; purplish cones, the brown bundle seems to indicate 5 needles/bundle. 

Here's a next one! It's a street-view pano. Clicking on it should have you zoomed in to the plant in question. You can pan as much as you'd like!
https://www.google.com/maps/@37.2907472 ... 384!8i8192

If bristlecone was wrong, lodgepole? seems like the right amount of needles and cone shape doesn't seem off. Also if western redcedar is wrong, is it northern white-cedar? While whitebark is right, blue spruce isn't right. I'm not prepared to do this new google maps one, so I'll let someone else take over for now
Really cool concept though, I hadn't even thought of doing something like this.

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lodgepole pine is correct! Northern whiteCedar is correct!
If it isn't Blue Spruce, then might it be white fir??? Well it's kinda similar to a regular picture one except that you can pan, so I encourage you to try!

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lodgepole pine is correct! Northern whiteCedar is correct!
If it isn't Blue Spruce, then might it be white fir??? Well it's kinda similar to a regular picture one except that you can pan, so I encourage you to try!

White fir is correct, nice!

I don't believe I'm in practice for the part of the list with this tree unfortunately, I will get back to you if no one else does it by then.

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lodgepole pine is correct! Northern whiteCedar is correct!
If it isn't Blue Spruce, then might it be white fir??? Well it's kinda similar to a regular picture one except that you can pan, so I encourage you to try!

Is it ohio buckeye?

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No, really close though!

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lodgepole pine is correct! Northern whiteCedar is correct!
If it isn't Blue Spruce, then might it be white fir??? Well it's kinda similar to a regular picture one except that you can pan, so I encourage you to try!

Is it ohio buckeye?

No, Really close though!
Sorry I didn't check this for too long because the forum feed on the discord didn't update it.

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lodgepole pine is correct! Northern whiteCedar is correct!
If it isn't Blue Spruce, then might it be white fir??? Well it's kinda similar to a regular picture one except that you can pan, so I encourage you to try!

Is it ohio buckeye?

No, Really close though!
Sorry I didn't check this for too long because the forum feed on the discord didn't update it.

No worries. I guess it must be california buckeye then.

Here's another:

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Is it ohio buckeye?

No, Really close though!
Sorry I didn't check this for too long because the forum feed on the discord didn't update it.

No worries. I guess it must be california buckeye then.

Here's another:

california buckeye is correct
Leaves are opposite (bipinnate compound??) and they look really pointy so could it be kentucky coffeetree?

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Try this street-view pano! https://www.google.com/maps/@48.0594325 ... 704!8i4352

Please do not look at the location.

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Try this street-view pano! https://www.google.com/maps/@48.0594325 ... 704!8i4352

Please do not look at the location.

I did a bit of searching around on this one since I'm new to this thread and I'm especially terrible with evergreens, but could it be Northern White Cedar?