Oak ID

[LivinADream]

Now before I get started, I am not for hire for my artistic abilities.
Can anyone help me identify this oak by these couple of acorns and a poor drawing of the leaf shape please. I've been calling them water oaks, but now after looking on the www I'm not so sure of myself.


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[AlaskaFlyerFan]

You should frame that! It looks so real!!

[kurt68]

ThatÂ’s what I know them as. Fasts growing oak I was told.

[kornsqueezer]

I have always called them water/ white oaks. I am no botanist. Someone else might know for sure.

[Etxnoodler]

Water oak for sure.

[Ronnie]

Definitely a water oak.

[Smokeater]

Donald Duck oak!

[LivinADream]

Donald Duck oak!

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[Low Fence]

Water oak.... bumper crops in my area

Not white oak. Water oaks are in the red oak family

[LivinADream]

Water oak.... bumper crops in my area

Not white oak. Water oaks are in the red oak family

I know reds are not preferred, but do the deer hit these pretty well?

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[Sackett]

Yes, Quercus nigra (Water Oak).

[Texas8point]

cant believe no one has said water oak but i'm pretty sure that's what it is !

[Grumpyfoot]

White oak. Deer will eat the white oak acorns first, they prefer them, they will eat the red oak acorns when all the whites are gone.

Red Oaks have points on the peaks of the leaves. White Oaks are rounded like what you have.

[Arrowflinger84]

The leaf outline could be a blackjack or water oak but the acorns appear to be water oak

[TreeDaddy]

Water oak

Red oak family

They thrive in my clay,frequently flooded bottomland of Kickapoo Creek in Van Zandt co


bill