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Tapping for Maple Syrup in Early Spring Royalty Free Stock Photo

Maple Syrup Tapping in the Spring Royalty Free Stock Photo

Collecting maple water in buckets attached to trees. Early spring forest setting with snow on the ground and fallen leaves. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Traditional Buckets Collect Sap from Maple Trees to Make Syrup Royalty Free Stock Photo

Early Spring Maple Syrup Harvest Sunlight Warms Snowmelt Four Maple Taps Yield Sweet Sap Royalty Free Stock Photo

Maple Syrup Tapping Using a White Collection Bottle Royalty Free Stock Photo

Traditional Metal Buckets Collecting Sap from Old Maple Tree on Farm with Red Barn Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tapping for Maple Syrup in Early Spring

Collecting Sap from Maple Trees to Make Maple Syrup Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two battered tin buckets attached to a maple tree on a sunny winter day in Canada. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Traditional Buckets Collect Sap From Maple Tree in Early Spring Royalty Free Stock Photo

Collecting Sap On Old Maple Tree Near Red Barn in Maine Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tapping Sugar Maple Trees for Sap Royalty Free Stock Photo

Maple Sap Flowing From a Tree in Early Spring During Syrup Production at a Local Farm Royalty Free Stock Photo

Maple sap dripping into a battered tin bucket from a spigot attached to a maple tree on a sunny winter day in Canada. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Many farms still tap for maple syrup in early spring around March as a source of their income. The maple syrup industry is still a major component of New England.

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