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Green pastures of horse farms. Country summer landscape

Horse on a field in Spring in Denmark

Man is riding horse

Pasture land with fences in summer hot evening near Chrastava town in north Bohemia

Red-brown chestnut with green prickly shell during autumn

A chestnut with a burst rind lies in the palm of your hand.

Conkers are the seeds of the Horse chestnut tree

Horse in eco farm

Photo taken in Lohmen, Germany

horses in stables feeding in a sunset

chestnuts isolated on white background. Healthy background.

Mare enjoying the last rays of evening sunshine in her paddock on a rustic farm.

Two conkers inside green spiked cases close up isolated on white with shadow. Natural protection and security concept

Common horse chestnut or white horse chestnut

a wild chestnut lies in the fall with a shell, but partially opened, on weathered wood against a green background in nature

Beautiful chestnut pony stands in field in rural Shropshire looking over wooden fence towards the camera.

Large ripe shiny brown chestnuts in close up isolated on white background for your design. Selective focus.

Chestnuts for sale

Spiky chestnut in green skin close up. Fruit tricuspid spiny capsule inside which nutshaped seeds. Horse chestnut or aesculus is genus of sapindaceae family. Auburn fruit of deciduous tree in october.

Beautiful chestnut horse with heard in the mountain

A little cute chestnut

Chestnut in spiky shell on autumn ground with leaves.

Horse in eco farm

Close-Up Of Chestnuts In Bucket

laughing horse, close up shot of a pretty chestnut pony appearing to be laughing or shouting in field in rural Shropshire

Branches of Aesculus hippocastanum with leaves and ripening spiny fruits called horse chestnuts, detail of conker large tree

Aesculus hippocastanum, Horse chestnut 'conker' tree in Autumn

Horse chestnuts on wooden table.

$Carl Linnaeus named the genus Aesculus after the Roman name for an edible acorn. Common names for these trees include \$

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