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Old conker

8 March 2014 by David

Old conker

A fruit from a horse chestnut from last year, one of several lying in other plant debris in a front garden.

It had perhaps been blown of the tree before it was ripe. The knobbly outer covering had never split to reveal the conker within.

Categories David
Large earthworm heading through leaf litter
Shining cranesbill
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