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Conkers, acorns, keys, berries and cones of twelve common trees. Tick each one you find. One A4 page, free, no sign-up. Print it, or save it as a PDF from the print window.

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Fruit and seed spotterConkers, acorns, keys, berries and cones of twelve common trees. Tick each one you find.
Horse chestnut conkersHorse chestnutA conker in a thick spiny husk
English oak acornsEnglish oakAcorns on long stalks, often in pairs
Sycamore keysSycamorePaired keys, wings set in a V
Common ash keysCommon ashBunches of biscuit brown keys, held all winter
Common beech beech mastCommon beechTriangular nuts, two to a prickly husk
Sweet chestnut chestnutsSweet chestnutDense ball of fine spines, usually three nuts
Hazel nutsHazelNuts in a leafy husk their own length
Hawthorn hawsHawthornRed haws, one pip in each
Rowan berriesRowanFlat heads of scarlet berries from August
Alder conesAlderSmall woody cones, on the tree year round
Field maple keysField maplePaired keys with wings set in a line
Scots pine conesScots pineSlim greyish brown cones, two ages at once