Deep joy when the chestnuts are open of their own accord, saving my fingers having to prise them open.
There are plenty and I have spent an hour or more cooking, shelling and freezing those below for a Christmas stuffing.
Greenfinches & Goldfinches feeding on a wildflower lawn, 20 January 2025, West Sussex, UK
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