Weird flat nut identification

[Buck154]

I have some Oak trees in my yard and I'm finding these flat nut like things under them. Don't remember seeing them before. I found them und at least 2 of the Oaks. Anyone have a idea ? Last picture is the bark of the trees. Red Oak. Few regular acorns from the tree too. 

Edited March 18, 2019 by Buck154

[rocky]

When I was young I was told not to play with my nuts and I listened. There has to be a nut expert on this site.

[Batsto]

If a Deviant Democrat wins in 2020 that's what all our nuts will look like. 

[SPEARFISH]

Money tree.  Plant them and dollar bills will sprout up.

[51smd]

Those are Tick seeds get the out of the house Imediately!!!

[Dead eye]

Squirrel turds

[JHbowhunter]

might have been some sort of acorn deformity on that tree, but the bark looks like a typical red oak?

[Buck154]

7 minutes ago, JHbowhunter said:

might have been some sort of acorn deformity on that tree, but the bark looks like a typical red oak?

They are under 2 different trees Jack. Both are big mature trees and looks healthy 

[Buck154]

And they seam to be from the the ends of the branches by where they are on the ground. 

[JHbowhunter]

i can't find a durn thing about flat acorns on the web...

[rgw]

I am guessing either too much water or not enough or late frost effected them last year

[Woodsman416]

Wisteria seeds.

[JHbowhunter]

5 minutes ago, Woodsman416 said:

Wisteria seeds.

Bam - well done Ken!

[not on the rug]

8 minutes ago, Woodsman416 said:

Wisteria seeds.

Weird.  Can't say that I've ever seen a wisteria seed before. 

Apparently they are poisonous.  Don't eat them. 

Edited March 18, 2019 by not on the rug

[Buck154]

35 minutes ago, Woodsman416 said:

Wisteria seeds.

Thanks. I could not figure out what they were from.