Well there ya go. That sure looks like it to me. At work we definitely have Chestnut Oak and White Oak, so a hybrid between the two is conceivable. Years ago I though I had found a Chestnut Oak here, but couldn't find it again later. But much of the side woods was lost during the wildfire of 1976 (9 years before we moved here). Very few mature trees from before the fire exist in the side woods. Maybe there were Chestnut Oak in there before the fire. Barry
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