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I'm going with:
1. Poplar or Aspen (makes little difference to you). Could possibly be white birch, but I don't see any pealing bark
2. Basswood
3. Cottonwood
So, taking nrford's ID as definitive, which is a safe bet: I've never seen Ash bark that deeply furrowed. On a smallish trunk or medium/large limb to boot.
Is that Black Ash then?