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The elegance and vibrant colors of the male hazel flower; yellow catkins of the European hazel; Corylus avellana

catkin hanging on the twig in the forest in sunny day copy space

Green Leaves Background. Young hazelnut plant

Flowering hazel (Corylus avellana). A tiny female flower on a twig in early spring.

Hazelnut

Wisteria flowers are in the botanical garden, North China

Sunset shining trough hazel seed and forming sunbeams

Corylus avellana, the common hazel, is a species of flowering plant in the birch family Betulaceae, native to Europe and Western Asia.

Tree blooming in early spring. Tree buds.

The common hazel, also called hazel bush or hazelnut shrub, is a species of the birch family. It is a deciduous shrub that is usually around five meters high, native to Europe and Asia Minor and very common in Central Europe. The hazel flower indicates the so-called early spring.

Green hazelnut close up photo.

Fuzzy beaked hazelnut seed in a protective covering.

Close-up of bloom of winter-flowering honeysuckle(Lonicera fragrantissima) in january, in the garden

Hazelnut catkins on a branch in winter forest

Corylus colurna, tree hazel, Turkish hazel, Byzantine hazel.

Blooming hazel in the spring forest.

Chestnut tree close up. Spring blooms.

The delicacy and vibrant colors of a female hazel flower, hidden details of the red European hazel stigma; Corylus avellana; macro photography

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Closeup of a female Common hazel flower on a spring day in a woodland in Estonia, Northern Europe

$Deciduous Shrub to 6m, rather upright with smooth brown bark. Leaves rounded, short pointed, toothed, downy. Flowers appearing before the leaves, male catkins yellow, pendent; female flowers tiny, bud-like, with reddish styles.\nFlowering Season: January-March. \nFruit a nut, solitary or several together, each enclosed in a leafy husk, edible.\nHabitat: Woods and hedgerows, to 1800m.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except the far north.\nThe wood is used for fencing and basket making.\n\nThese Catkins are one of the first signs of Spring!$

macro of hazel bush flowers in spring

Hazelnut blossoms

Walnut flowers are in the botanical garden, North China

Leaf bud on tree branch

Hazel catkins of hazelnut tree on a yellow background - macro photography

A detailed close-up of hazel catkins hanging delicately from a branch, signaling the transition from winter to early spring. The soft background enhances the focus on the intricate textures of the catkins.

Close up of mature male catkins on Hazel (corylus avellana) tree

Tree blooming in early spring. Tree buds.

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