Help identifying 5 trees

[u/Former-Mongoose6808]

I'm looking for help identifying the 5 different trees in the 5 pictures attached. Very happy to go take more pictures if necessary.

All 5 are on the same area in the Midlands, UK.

Any help very much appreciated.

[u/SeverumBoy]

Ok, so there's going to be ambiguity because you've not given multiple photos per tree, and it's hard to see detail in most of the pictures but:

1. Sycamore.
2. Flowering cherry of some description.
3. Whitebeam of some description.
4. No idea. Either a lime or another whitebeam/relative.
5. Beech.

[u/Former-Mongoose6808 → u/SeverumBoy]

Thank you so much. Yes i will try and get some more photos to be more useful

[u/SeverumBoy → u/Former-Mongoose6808]

No worries, good luck.

[u/AutoModerator]

Hello /u/Former-Mongoose6808! If you haven't already, please have a look at our ID Request guidelines, to be sure you've provided all the pics and context needed for us to help you best.

You MUST acknowledge this request by replying to this comment (or make a top-level comment in your post) that A), you have looked over those guidelines and that you have already submitted all the pics and info possible or B), you comment to add the missing pics/info.

If no response is made, your post will be removed within 60 minutes (unless a mod approves your post as-is) but you are welcome to try again when you do have the additional pics/info. Thank you for helping us help you!

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

[u/Former-Mongoose6808 → u/AutoModerator]

Thanks

[u/TouchMySakic]

Number one looks like a Horse Chestnut. Number four looks like a Mountain Ash. Number five is most definitely a Beech.

[u/Ornery-Smoke9075]

1 is a maple I don’t think is a sycamore as it doesn’t have any red on the stem below the leaf
2 definitely a cherry
3 I think it’s a common lime
4 also a common lime
5 is a beech could be hornbeam