Please help identifying this tree
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
We have horses in our field and certain maples are poisonous, we have tried to figure out which tree it is but are honestly clueless. Any insight is really appreciated! The buds are on opposite arrangement, the buds on the sides of the twig.
We live in The Netherlands, Europe If this could be of any help.
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