The colors and white sapwood are similar to cherry, canary wood, monkey thorn, black wattle, redwood, and local Alligator Juniper slabs to my eyes?
My stash of Mexican Tigerwood (Goncalo Alves) is darker than that sample, tends to be brownish orange, is really hard, and heavy. Much different feel than the light weight woods listed above.
Wattle family is another really hard wood, which makes it easy to distinguish from other cherry, redwood, or juniper.
The colors are too pink/red, and heartwood is too large to be white poplar.
Juniper tends to have knots and/or resin defects, coupled with low hardness; making it easy to differentiate.
Canarywood tends to have distinct yellow, orange, and brown bands along the grain.
Questions:
What does it look like with some MS wiped on the surface to highlight the colors?
What is density and hardness?
What is end grain look like?
If you search the references I posted above, while staring at some polished end grain; should be easy to narrow down the options.
Best Luck.