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Oak
acor
ns
Horse chestnut
conkers
Field maple
helicopters
Dog roserosehips
Hawthornhaws
Blackthorn
sloes
Bram
ble
blac
kber
ries
Silver
birc
h
catk
ins
Ash
keys
Elderelderberries
Rowan
berries
Alder cones
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Be a real Nature DetectiveHow many fruits and seeds can you ID?
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Some fruits and seeds are used to make different food and drinks. Do you know which?
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Feel free to copy and share this for personal and educational use – and don’t forget there are loads more brilliant activities to download on our website!
woodlandtrust.org.uk/naturedetectives | 0330 333 5301 | naturedetectives@woodlandtrust.org.uk
Search for ‘nature detectives’ | #NatureDetectives
© Made in 2016 by the Woodland Trust (registered charity nos 294344 and SC038885)
Fruits and seedsiDial
Be a real Nature DetectiveHow many fruits and seeds can you ID?
Fruits and seedsiDial
This iDial belongs to:
Nature Detective
Cut around the dotted lines, then push a split pin through the centre to attach the top
piece to the bottom piece.
Some fruits and seeds are used to make different food and drinks. Do you know which?
Top tips for top spotters!Ripe blackberries can be
picked to make a super smoothie milkshake!
Fab facts!When ash seeds fall to the ground, they spin like a helicopter blade!
Lots of animals and birds eat sloes, including hawfinches, thrushes, badgers and foxes.
Mmmm!
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