The seed this week is showing that it is ready to grow.
Edit:Â The answer is up here.
Mystery Seed of the Week 8
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Isn’t that a whirlybird–that’s what we call Maple tree seeds–it looks like one?!?
Yes, you are right on the nose. 🙂
Country Mouse also left a comment:
Looks like a sycamore samara to me. Great shot of the sprout emerging!
under Monarchs and Migrations.
(I need to figure out why this theme drops the comment box into the header of the prior post. I can see that is confusing).