A few weeks ago we took a long neighborhood
walk and I spotted an evergreen hedge that
had some little round multi-faceted green "nuts/cones" on the ends of some branches.
I picked 3 and brought them home
to see what would happen if I put them out in the sun.
The birds, the rabbits and the squirrels ignored them.
Then they began to turn brown and began to open.
I could see little seeds inside them.
One disappeared and I spotted this squirrel eating one.
You can see the last one on the brick in front of the owl.
I should have taken a close up photo but darn I did not.
Now I will have to try and remember where I
found them on our 90 minute neighborhood wander.
I want to know what the plant is called.
Tried googling "round multi-faceted nut" .
But got nowhere. Any ideas out there?
The evergreen bush looked sort of like an Arborvitae.
But the "nuts/cones"on Arborvitae look different.
Have a lovely day !
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What a great shot and I know little to nothing about plants or nuts. I'm pretty pitiful.
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Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week. Love and hugs to you and Russell. Scritches to Miss Lucy. ♥♥♥
Hah you aren't pitiful....you're smart....we cannot know everything! Have a happy sunny day! xoxoxo
DeleteThat's a cute photo! Hey, a round multi-faceted nut could describe many members of congress!
ReplyDeletehoo boy....good one! Cheers!
DeleteI think it's a great shot.
ReplyDeleteEnlarged the photo - no idea what type of nut.
Thanks for taking a peek....someone will figure it out!
DeleteCan't help you on the name, sorry. That's a great pic!
ReplyDeleteNutmeg?
ReplyDeleteNo- tomorrow I am walking back to that plant and taking a good hard look at it! Thanks for visiting! I'll let you know once I know! Cheers!
DeleteWhat a nice capture and post I bet trying to find out the name is driving you nuts :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a safetastic day 😷😷😷
We know nothing about that kind of thing, but we do know it is for sure a squirrel and it is of course munching on one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet photo! Good luck identifying the plant!
ReplyDeleteThe little squirrel blends in nicely with the stature.
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Sweet squirrel photo ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteBe Well,
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