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"...These must have formed on Friday night, before the really cold air came in. Temperatures were still above freezing, and the snow was a little sticky, and then the winds picked up. He said there were thousands of them spread out over a number of fields.

Most of these were about 6-8" in diameter, and about 4" wide. But sometimes these snowrollers can be bigger than that. In some of these photos you can see the tracks made by them as they are rolling up, but the winds will sometimes cover the tracks making them hard to see. "

via WCAX

I've heard about these but never seen them. Like Kate says, nature sure does some amazing things!

I guess we can have powdered donuts to go along with the

GIANT HAY MARSHMALLOWS ! (for Kate)

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Pterodactyl poop?

@ Kate - somewhere I read about someone's dog (a labrador) doing just that. Terriers don't generally do things like that (they might if growing up with a dog who does do it though <LOL>), so I shrugged it off as a bit of an exaggeration. Pretty cool to see it in action though! Never thought they would actually be so human ;)

@ Drizzle, made my day, I have a German friend acts the same way!