As it appears so early in the Spring, the leaves not fully grown or formed, my guess is just that, but with good insight and clarity. It appears very much like the young leaves of a
Tilia cordata, 'Lind' or 'skogslind' in Swedish and in English; Small leaf lime or Little Leaf Linden. It is very closely related to the American Linden also called 'basswood'. It is a very easy to carve light-colored wood and was traditionally used in the carving of alterpieces and figurines throughout much of Europe.
I have a very large and old Linden next to my garden and utilize the young leaves in salads every year, while my wife enjoys collecting the flower-heads to dry and use in her herb teas.
Lind ,
Tilia cordata