You don't think this is a tree, do you?

[hummingbird]

Any ideas about what this might be?

 

[Trellum]

It does look like a tree, I think I have seen this one before, but I really can't remember the name. They used to grow almost everywhere in my city, if I recall right they are very tall. I am almost certain this is one of those trees.

 

[hummingbird]

Interesting. Yeah, we are in the suburbs. I welcome any tree in this desolate landscape, but it's a little close to our foundation for comfort. Better find out what it is and how invasive the roots are. Thanks!

 

[hummingbird]

I think it's a cottonwood.... And that's definitely not cement path/underground pipe/foundation friendly

 

[Beth_B]

Aha! I kept hoping someone would identify that because it looked so familiar but I couldn't place it. The leaves sure do look like cottonwood.

 

[IcyBC]

I believe I have this tree in my yard but I don't know what it is either. My is huge though, and it is quite stinky when the seasons changed, unless yours is a different type of tree. The leaves look familiar to me.

 

[Alireza_M]

It's Cottonwood - poplar as all of you agreed! the leaves are so loosely attached to the main part that with every gentle breeze the tree will wave hands for you!

In your country there is a widely known tree farm placed in Oregon- Boardman tree farm- Which they grow hybrid poplars there. I suggest you checking this link for watching the spectacular landscapes of this tree farm :

http://www.pickchur.com/2013/09/symmetrical-beauty-of-boardman-tree-farm-in-oregon-usa/