The two boots were full of them. There is no tree nearby with them. There are shaped a bit like avocado and smell like guava. I tried opening one with a nutcracker and it seems like some kind of nuts. Any idea what that is?
dogwalkerott
Looks like black walnuts
RCP7700
Look like English walnuts. It’s a process to get to the nuts. We have tree in the yard down here in Hudson valley NY. Squirrels love them.
millenial_wh00p
Looks like Butternut to me. Oblong fruit is the dead giveaway- black and English walnut have round fruit
BigFat180
Those are definitely not walnuts.
smattykat
Hickory of some sort, i would say. break one open, and you’ll know if it’s a hickoy or a walnut.
Standard-Weird8848
To me they look like Fejoias. But I believe they’re native to Australia. (They’re delicious)
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The two boots were full of them. There is no tree nearby with them. There are shaped a bit like avocado and smell like guava. I tried opening one with a nutcracker and it seems like some kind of nuts. Any idea what that is?
Looks like black walnuts
Look like English walnuts. It’s a process to get to the nuts. We have tree in the yard down here in Hudson valley NY. Squirrels love them.
Looks like Butternut to me. Oblong fruit is the dead giveaway- black and English walnut have round fruit
Those are definitely not walnuts.
Hickory of some sort, i would say. break one open, and you’ll know if it’s a hickoy or a walnut.
To me they look like Fejoias. But I believe they’re native to Australia. (They’re delicious)