Field guide No. 452
Giant empty cicada shell on spillway
Moulted, and moved on.
On the concrete face of a dam spillway, an empty cicada shell the size of a car clings on, split down the back. Whatever came out of it is somewhere nearby.
Field noteCicada shells are thumb-sized. One the size of a car means something car-sized has hatched.
Also possible, also breaking scale
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Low tide on toastRock pools can be any size, starfish included. Bread is an unusual coast but a firm one.
Sleeping on the jobBobble hats knit to any size given patience and a crane. Industrial knitwear is just rare.