That looks like a chestnut to me.
Science Buzz The Oak trees around Maryland are producing literally no acorns this year, and the squirrels are going nuts looking for food. There are a few differing theories, but nobody really knows why. It's the mystery of the missing acorns!
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That looks like a chestnut to me.
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