Ok guys I came across these 2 oaks. They're about 30 yelards from each other. I believe tree #1 is a regular White Oak (Quercus alba). Tree #2 I'm confused on. The leaves looks a little different to me and the acorns are significantly different. All the acorns on tree #1 are round and brown, on tree #2 they were all green or green/ brown and a oblong shape. Is there any way these are both white oaks but they just have different shaped acorns?

Tree #1







Tree #2

Both are white oaks. Leaves, bark and fruit can vary from tree to tree.

Ok, I started thinking that after I couldn't find any info that matched the second tree.

Spot on.

Top could be a Post Oak

Negative, most post oak leaves are cross shaped and are rough like sandpaper. Acorns are smaller too.

Both white oaks.

white oaks x2

Wet and dry Vac and some 5 gallon buckets. Game on!!

Those acorns are so thick you could use a shovel to pick them up.

A post oak is a type of white oak. But, a post oak generally has a leaf that looks more like a cross. Those pictures don't look like a post oak, but but they are close.