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Yes, another Autumn themed photo. I told you you'd be sick of it by the end of the week! These green balls were covering the ground, they must be related to the Horse Chestnut tree but had no conkers inside, so I've no idea what they are. Any thoughts? Tash, you are always good at finding things out when I can't be bothered!Thursday, 15 October 2009
Green Balls
Yes, another Autumn themed photo. I told you you'd be sick of it by the end of the week! These green balls were covering the ground, they must be related to the Horse Chestnut tree but had no conkers inside, so I've no idea what they are. Any thoughts? Tash, you are always good at finding things out when I can't be bothered!
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10 comments:
You have wonderful nature shots this week, squirrel included! :-)
Porcupine drops?? They must be related to horse chestnuts. I like this.
They are WILD looking - love the photo of them too...I'm off to search before anyone beats me to it...you DO know that I love to do this
I'll let the title pass, although had it been on my blog you wouldn't!:)
Look like green sea urchins to me. What the hell are they doing in your neck of the woods?
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Here you go Marley compliments of Tom at Wigger's World.http://womtig.blogspot.com/2009/10/sweet-chestnuts.html
No idea, but don't step on them!
Different variety? Be interested in the answer too. Maybe they already had the conker taken out of them.
Look a bit prickly! Great closeup.
Looks painful if stepped on... barefooted. LoL!
I think they are chestnuts, just undeveloped ones, no? Keep your tootsies away from them...
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