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Friday, November 09, 2007
Puzzler
No, this is not the result of southern cooking. I found these little turd size dowels all over the lawn on one side of my house. They are so perfectly round and uniform I thought it might be alien spawn. Either that or a flock of Canadian Geese on Metamucil made a layover. I'm wondering if any of my subscribers can tell me what subterranean critter I can be expecting to encounter on some cool autumn stroll. Maybe this will be the year for cicadas.

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I could be wrong, but I've come to the conclusion that those dropping like objects are what aerators leave behind. I see those objects here too.
Yes, they are aeration plugs, like they do on golf courses. This is the time of year they aereate.
Thanks for info. Now I can take the aluminum foil hat off my head.
We call aerators "turdilizors".
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