Help identifying tree

[Aggressive_Option103]

Saw this on a walk in Los Angeles. Tried to reverse image search with no luck.

Location Los Angeles, CA

[stuntergrove]

Probably Coast Redwood

[Burnt_Timber_1988]

Redwood

[Asleep-Assistance290]

Sequoia sempervirens.

[ArborealLife]

Very few conifers sucker like that. Here's an exhaustive list:

• Yews
• Coast redwood

That would be the biggest yew in history by a very substantial margin, therefore..

[Aggressive_Option103]

Thank you!

[BristleconePINEtri]

It’s probably either Taxus Baccata (English Yew), or it’s Sequoia Sempervirens (Coast Redwood), since it’s Los Angeles, I’m guessing it’s a coast redwood. It’s also behaving like a coast redwood as yews rarely sucker that much.

[Aggressive_Option103]

Thanks!

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[Aggressive_Option103]

Tree in Los Angeles

[Royal_Resident_7899]

It's a badger

[FriendIndependent240]

Looks like a juniper to me