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phosfate1. Caterpillars that look like tiny steel-belt radial tires. Lots of them.
2. Large but flightless baby robin. If robins ever stage Of Mice and Men, this one will play Lenny. Its mother is convinced that I mean it harm, and keeps faking injury in order to distract me from her tasty, tasty child. She's like Tommy Lee Jones in Men in Black: "Eat me! EAT ME!" I have explained repeatedly that I don't want to eat her, or her lummoxy offspring. When I go inside, she switches her attention to the blue jay, who only wants to sit on a bit of fence and probably wonders what exactly he did to offend.
3. Rabbits. They are not in fact horrible, but they are everywhere.
2. Large but flightless baby robin. If robins ever stage Of Mice and Men, this one will play Lenny. Its mother is convinced that I mean it harm, and keeps faking injury in order to distract me from her tasty, tasty child. She's like Tommy Lee Jones in Men in Black: "Eat me! EAT ME!" I have explained repeatedly that I don't want to eat her, or her lummoxy offspring. When I go inside, she switches her attention to the blue jay, who only wants to sit on a bit of fence and probably wonders what exactly he did to offend.
3. Rabbits. They are not in fact horrible, but they are everywhere.