tapping sugar maple trees for sap

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tapping sugar maple trees and hanging buckets on trees to catch sap, early Spring Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tapping maple trees for sap to make maple syrup 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

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

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

Buckets with maple sap collected from trees Royalty Free Stock Photo

Collecting sap from trees to produce maple syrup Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pail used to collect sap of maple trees Royalty Free Stock Photo

Several buckets used to collect sap of maple trees Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pail used to collect sap of maple trees to produce maple syrup i Royalty Free Stock Photo

Maple trees with buckets collecting sap in spring Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tapping sugar maple trees for their sap, which will be made into maple syrup. Early morning light paints long shadows in the forest and the sun is shining on the bottles. Traditional food collection in the north woods.