Please help ID this tree

[wkf94025]

A large specimen (~4ft DBH) came down this morning, taking out power in our neighborhood.  I spoke to the property owner about my potential interest in the trunk section.  What species is this?  Worth my time?



 

 

[wkf94025]

Dropping the photos on https://identify.plantnet.org/ yielded the following results, which suggests to me it's Quercus agrifolia Nee, aka coast live oak, which I already have too much of.



 

 

[Old Greenhorn]

Well, it has branches, and it has leaves. I am thinking it's some sort of tree? :D
 Seriously though. Some better photos showing the leaf structure and he bark on the tree would be helpful, even a good clear leaf photo would help a lot. Maybe it's just my screen, but I can't make much out of that.

[Ianab]

Yeah, a bit hard to tell. 

Are the leaves slightly serrated or smooth edges? Also the new leaves on the end of the twigs don't look "oakish". Reminds me more of some sort of magnolia, but that's not any sort of accurate ID  ???

[wkf94025]

Thank you both.  I'll try to get better photos.  At the time I snapped those yesterday, there were power lines all over the yard, and unclear if they were hot or not.  I couldn't get as close as I would have liked to the tree.  Pretty sure it's a coastal live oak, Quercus Agrifolia.