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October The seed of the horse chestnut tree is visible
on the ground as a conker. They fall out of their prickly cases
and if left will grow next year into small trees. Sweet chestnuts
fall to the ground in even more prickly cases. Squirrels relish
the sweet chestnut and can be seen eating and burying surplus supplies
ready for the winter. The leaves of many trees are changing colour
and begin to fall to the ground.
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