maple noses

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Maple noses on a beautiful background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Withered maple noses in backlight in late autumn Royalty Free Stock Photo

Withered maple noses that have turned brown Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dried light brown maple noses hanging from a branch against a background of snow. There is room for text. Concept, snowy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Acer platanoides / Maple Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Dry `noses` on a maple tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dry `noses` on a maple tree in early spring. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dried maple seeds `Noses`. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The winged paired fruits of a maple tree technically called samaras but known as maple noses because children sometimes open them and stick the to the nose. They are also called sometimes maple keys helicopters and whirlybirds. These are dry and brown for winter but still clinging to the tree.