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That's the one to eat right there. It's gonna answer the question I just know it.

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We shall see




06/26




It’s getting hot and the soil is starting to dry out.  I’ll be back checking spots after the next round of heavy rain.

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Blue_Falcon said:

6 you've got me wanting to learn how to hunt for those. I bet they're more common than we've thought thus far. I feel like people used to think ovoids were rare and now we're finding them all over.

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i was thinking on it (and sometimes i may be a little bit slow on the uptake) but i realised "duh!". theyre popping up right where there dare i say, be constant dying grass mateys!  or maybe it could be the opposite and its where the new grass is trying to grow but failing, so its a constant supply of fresh new grass? its shaded by a tree which has some roots popping above the surface, has leaf litter some kind of smaller maple?

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