Spring revisited no 4. Catkins, Valdemorillo, Madrid province. PLEASE STAY, DON'T RUN AWAY!!!

aNNa Schramm solved the puzzle as to what tree these catkins come from.
They are the male catkins of the Populus Tremula (Lt), European Aspen (Eng), Zitterpappel (Gm), Peuplier tremble (Fr) or Alamo (Sp).
Thank you aNNa!
Taken March 2013, first posted on ipernity 2016.
Valdemorillo, Madrid Province.

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Andy Rodker said:

Very quick, Henk! Thank you!

7 years ago

Jean said:

They look spectacular.

7 years ago ( translate )

Boro said:

Chaton de peuplier ? Poplar

7 years ago ( translate )

Andy Rodker replied to Boro:

Possibly! Thank you!

7 years ago

Annemarie said:

Wish you a peaceful, serene Xmas and new Year.
Joyeuses fêtes!!!
Frohe Weihnacht und ein wunderschoenes Neues Jahr.
Love.

7 years ago ( translate )

Andy Rodker said:

Therese,
Jean,
Boro,
Annemarie.
Many thanks and Merry Christmas,
Andy

7 years ago

beverley said:

they do seem to appear to be "catkins" ... we see these on many shrubs and trees ... hazel trees and shrubs have these ... ;-) hope this helps .. they do look lovely how you have shown them.
Bye for now ;-) Bev

7 years ago

Andy Rodker replied to beverley:

Thanks Bev - my title is 'Catkins' - I just wondered what tree! Pleased you like them!

7 years ago

beverley said:

Wishing you a wonderful Christmas once more and happy new year ;-)

7 years ago

Andy Rodker said:

You too, Bev!
All best wishes, Andy

7 years ago