dkak001
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It's Maple. I've seen older trees turn color like that. Sugar maple can have pretty thin layers of sap wood, you're looking at the colored heart wood. The yellow areas are probably pretty soft (rotting), the brown areas are probably still solid. Probably near it's end of life.Here some more. Pretty sure it’s maple. The woodgrain ripples at the top and the bottom, give it away. But what kind of maple??
A friend of mine on the plants and gardening thread thought it was a diseased maple.
Anyway, thought I’d share some of nature’s beauty with you all.
I like colored and highly figured wood. Better than boring straight grain.



