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Ripening Fresh Chestnuts in autumn

Closeup on the seeds of the California horse-chestnut (Aesculus californica) in nature in California, hanging from the tree. Native Americans used the poison of this seed to hunt and as alternative food supply after detoxification

Autumn. Green wild chestnut fruit on the branch, after rain. In the background, a dragonfly landed on a chestnut leaf. Tree Castanea, sometimes called Horse-Chestnut - Aesculus Hippocastanum

Blooming chestnut tree

Spiky chestnut in green skin close up. Fruit tricuspid spiny capsule inside which nutshaped seeds. Horse chestnut or aesculus is genus of sapindaceae family. Auburn fruit of deciduous tree in october.

isolated horse chestnut-tree branch with leaves and flowers

Aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut) leaves

horse chestnut tree in autumn

Ripening Fresh Chestnuts in autumn

Horse-chestnuts on conker tree branch - Aesculus hippocastanum fruits in autumn. chopped chestnut on a branch

Blooming buckeye in early Summer

Closeup of autumn-color leaves in Park in autumn season. Shot in Retiro Park, Madrid, Spain

Chestnut tree close up

Branches of Aesculus hippocastanum with leaves and ripening spiny fruits called horse chestnuts, detail of conker large tree

European Horse Chestnut

Two mature Ohio Buckeyes (Aesculus glabra) ready to fall off of the tree. The Ohio Buckeye is also known as the American Buckeye, Fetid Buckeye and Stinking Buckeye. The latter two names come from the fact that the crushed twigs, and leaves stink. The name “Buckeye,” came from Native Americans who noticed that the brown seeds with the lighter spot looked similar to the eye of a male (buck) deer. Fruits of Ohio Buckeye usually contain one seed (or nut) enclosed in a slightly spiny, golden-brown husk. The brown husked fruit are also known as “conkers” because they conk you on the head if they fall and hit you. They are also sometimes called Horse-Chestnuts, even though the Horse-Chestnuts are in a separate scientific genus (hippocastanum).

Chestnut tree in autumn time low angle view

In the park, autumn leaves shimmer in the sun

Chestnut tree

Autumn is the most colorful time of the year from all seasons, when nature changes its usual appearance to golden colors in glimpses of sun.

chestnut with spines on a tree - cross processed

Autumn colors by the St. Lawrence river

Close up of a horse-chestnut tree

Chestnut, seeds with capsule of horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum)

Flowering buckeye tree in Washington Park, Albany, New York, USA

Trees in fall colors in a green grassy field in sunlight in autumn

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Ajar chestnut growing on the tree in front of blurred background

A close-up of autumn leaves on a tree branch, transitioning to shades of yellow and brown. The leaves display early signs of seasonal change, with a soft green background of blurred foliage adding depth to the image.

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