Walking round the campsies today – was is this eyeball goo I kept coming across?

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1. Honestly I don’t think I could have come across it myself but whatever floats your boat really. It would be wrong to judge.

2. 

   I really hate that guy

3. unripened haggis.

4. Sometimes crows eat out the eyes of sleeping sheep, so maybe if it threw up, but I don’t know enough to try and identify what that is really.

5. it is most likely vomit or scat from wildlife that’s eaten alot of berries

6. My guess would be poo from a creature thats been eating berries

   Edit to add : i think maybe pine martin but you could ask in r/AnimalTracking

7. Fox poo after eating berries. Which they sometimes do.

8. 🤢 i didn’t need to see that today

9. What does it taste like?

10. 

11. Dognappers hun

12. I got a similar berry packed shite on my windscreen when parked under a tree recently on the outskirts of Perth. The windscreen fluid plus wiper blade didn’t suffice and just resulted in a big crimson streak of poo across the glass, requiring a proper hand wash to get rid of it.

    Anyway, I deduce from that event it came from the bum of some kind of bird (not as in Scottish slang for female, but as in the avian variety).

13. I’m glad I finished eating before seeing this

14. Grant us eyes

15. It’s eyeball goo

16. Guaraná

17. Holy shit it looks exactly like eyeballs

18. Shabiri grapes.

19. You came across it three different times?? I take it there’s no cctv there??

20. G virus

21. That’s where my eyes went to. I was looking all over for them

22. Hunter gained too much madmans knowledge and couldn’t hack it

23. Partially digested berries 

24. Ah, *they are coming. Finally.*

25. Aliens laying their spawn.

26. Probably another piece of that legs in the loch guy.

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28. If this is the fruit, how would the bush/tree look like? Eye bushes 🤔

29. Not sure anyone wants a sensible reply but here it is: hawthorn berries. Fine if consumed in small does, contain cyanide so poisonous in large doses. Something has eaten them, half digested them and puked them up. Unusual because we dont usually get that many. But whatever ate themnis probably still alive

30. Looks like partially digested yew berries. The seeds themselves are poisonous but a lot of animals eat them for the fleshy red bit.

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32. If it were Canada, I would say it was bear crap… but I do not know if there are bears in Scotland

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